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    Do I need to do anything about it. If so how do I get rid of it. Thanks a lot, I was going to go buy citric acid to get rid of calcium saved me.
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    I am pretty sure it was only distilled water
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    I was doing regular maintenance on my custom water cooling loop and I found this white deposit growing in my pipes and GPU water block. I have only ever used distilled water with 25% ethondiole.
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    Yeah, I realized when I was doing overclocking. Again it was a one time thing as I wanted to test how good my liquid cooling solution.
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    Yeah. I made it myself very proud
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    @MoonzyYeah makes sense. Funny you say that because I was trying to get my 3900x to overclock to 4.5ghz and managed to do so while it being at 91 degrees. ( It was a one time thing) . And I had my CPU voltage on 1.5v
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    Also can't you put liquid rubber along the PCB to make sure the condensation does not cause short in the motherboard
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    Ok so it is mainly used for extreme overclockers
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    Yes I am very unware of this, also I thought with aquarium chiller you can set at the lowest ambient temperature recommended as told in the video. Also what are the issues I am very curious.
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    The thing to remember about Machine Learning is that it is really vast. Are you going to be doing deep learning with 5-10 convolutional layers and 400 neurons or something. I can run a serious deep learning algorthim on a jetson nano WITH 300 CUDA CORES! So if you want portability any of the RTX serious card will do, and for compiling you would at least want 12 threads.
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    Sorry my mistake it is called a aquarium chiller. I have put the video of what I was talking about below
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    Hi all, I was wondering can you really use a Aquarium cooler to cool a PC. Now I have watched Linus using it on a Threadripper, but I felt it was a bit vague and there was no follow up on it as far as I know.
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