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| Monster Techie Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: UK
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| I have this crazy idea for a case mod, a sealed perspex case, components sprayed with some sort of clear seal, fill the whole thing with water and put some fish in it Would that even work?
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| to many variables and impurities. water is not ideal for immersion cooling because of its specific heat capacity. in other words it can retain a large amount of heat energy. this property while useful for removing heat in water cooling when it is subsequently removed from the water in the radiator would have a negative impact on an immersed pc. Elbatrop is right. the fish will die anyway. why on earth do that when a) you can get cases with a perspex containment, water and fake fish pre-built and b) you could do the same thing yourself except with real fish if you were so inclined
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| Wizard Techie Join Date: Feb 2006
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| lol I can see the starving fish nibbling at the video card while the other fish is working at the SATA cable...haha
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| Ultra Techie | no way, what you could do tho is... see how you can place a plexy glass piece over it and make a box above it you know then you could see down
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| Monster Techie Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: UK
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| Well I cont this old coppermine system i could use, the thought came to me in a pub over the weekend (where all the best ideas come from) . I need to workout what i can spray on the components to make them water tight, I guess the HDD would need to be external but no biggie. Hmmm if i use a thermostat system with tropical fish i oculd have the water heated when the computer is off and have the cpu etc heat it when its on.. i just think it would be awsome to have fish swimming around in my PC
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