Anthony_White

HI

Basically the same reason as me, great work ended up with an amazing finished product..

Any reason personally for going for an oil rig instead of a AIO or custom water loop, or maybe even a server, as this is server grade.

Can I just ask, what tasks that was then managed to rake that amount of time on two xeons of that power.

Can I just ask, what tasks that was then managed to rake that amount of time on two xeons of that power.

Don't think you have enough threads her, need more CPU performance.

if you guys have any pictures of your oil PC's please feel free to post them with their specs and hardware.

Yes, thats the on thing that you have to be aware of, oil + rubber = hell, it will just fill the tank with a black powdery mess.

I agree the puget system was great, hoorah to bull***t copyright laws. I am attempting to make my own case out of a fish tank and then use the old puget designs (with some needed modifications), to construct my own acrylic system.

Thanks a lot, this has been some help, thanks for checking in to it though.

I will be posting the build on the Workshop forum in the coming months, so any of you can see it if you want. Plus if any of you have any tips or things that I should be aware of regarding oil PC's, I would be grateful for any replies.

Thanks for the help, I will probably take that option as they would probably know the answer.

There are two reasons why I am building one, firstly yes for the lols, but secondly, because its simply an amazing looking product, yes sure modded custom loop builds look amazing, but theres just something about an oil cooled pc that is simply unmatched.

A topic dedicated to Oil Cooled PC, the exotic creatures they are. Place to discuss all of your oil cooling PC needs, as well as show off your custom oil rigs. I am building a new oil cooled computer and have a number of questions that I hope you guys could answer, maybe even share your oil pc experiences My main single question, is what spray paints, can be submerged under oil, as need to custom mod some parts. As you can see here, this is the first oil PC submitted by 'Stefan1024'