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« on: Jan 15, 2006, 07:17:29 am »

Watercooling computers has been around for a while. Its great for all us overclockers but there is one major problem that keeps us from doing the ultimate overclock: heat. With a good watercooling system you can cool your processor, but what about all the other components, they need cooling too when pushed beyond their designed operating specs. Here's the solution to the problem: take a non-conducting liquid and submerge the whole system in it. Every component of the system is now liquid cooled. The guys at tomshardware have tested this with cooking oil, if you overclock the system high enough you might even be able to throw some fries in the case  Grin

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