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[AnotherTechGuy]

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[MetEishYa]

The story that he told in the beginning about him trying to save his tank and pc was more sad than bad movies where someone is dying.

[SpyRosL]

I agree. I liked it. The only thing that definitely needs changing though is the reservoir.

[iNothing]

Loved the video. Keep up the work guys

[qwertywarrior]

ehh what

post link of said video

[Akolyte]

His rig is cool but I couldn't breathe when I saw his cable management. 

[AnotherTechGuy]

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[P e r s e p h o n e]

Slick and both of his rigs speaks to me. 

[Bogica]

I've been thinking of building one myself, I got all the parts I need except the mineral oil, but I do plan getting it over the summer. My question is, is it worth it? Is it good? I did see Slick's rig video a couple of times but my question is: Should I submerge my rig under it or just get my old righ and submerge it? I feel like it's a risk doing it and idk why... Will it offer better cooling than my current setup?

[bradscoolio]

It's a Squirtle, your opinions are invalid!

[AnotherTechGuy]

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[Akolyte]

Later tonight I'm going to be doing a little work on my PC, I'll post a picture of the back panel for you

Cool, same here.  I got inspiration from his hard drive "placement" because I've always had super bad hard drive vibration.  Found some foam and walla!  Hard drive

[Bogica]

I priced it out, and the oil is a massive expense; and personally, I'd rather collate a pile of money for my next build. There's nothing like having a beyond extreme processor.

That's just it, I did the math, It's gonna take me about 13-15l of oil to fully submerge it. My brother offered to give me that amout of oil because he has it leftover from some previous work so I'd be getting the oil for free. All that I would need to do is get an aquarium and build the mounting on top of it for the hard drives and SSD.

[AnotherTechGuy]

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[Bogica]

I believe you can do submerged SSDs, double check to be sure

Yup, that's correct. I just thought that since I'm building a HDD&SSD rack from an old case I as might as well keep the SSD outside since it runs cold anyways. Also should I detach all the fans? Since the density of the fluid won't let them spin fast at all, I thought that they might be under constant load as they try to achieve the minimum speed (600rpm in my case) and they can't achieve even 50rpm in such density. Also, should I tear apart the GPU? Take the aluminium fan off and the plastic casing and just leave the naked aluminium and copper on it?

[CjlabanG]

When he talked about his room mate, I could feel the sharp burning anger piercing through my screen.

[rhodestech]

@Slick What colour would you sleeve the PSU cables? I think red would fit the mordor theme. Also, you could put in white LED's to make the red really pop!

[Askew]

I nearly soiled myself.... you must slay the abomination!

 

 

Apart from that, @Slick your PC is a real nice, good work on the easy to remove ethic, your loop arouses me.

 

 

You came so close to owing me new underwear....

[brownninja97]

I dont give two shits and a fuck about what is on that side of the pc, no one sees it apart from me, you cant see it from a window, there is no reason to care as long as it works and doesnt damage anything its fine.

[Epis]

mmm look at dat ssd

 

just....just hanging there

[Askew]

I dont give two shits and a fuck about what is on that side of the pc, no one sees it apart from me, you cant see it from a window, there is no reason to care as long as it works and doesnt damage anything its fine.

 

I can see it with my mind... I can see it with my mind's eye....

[M-ursu]

i only care the looks from the main side, my cable management looks the same from behind.

[Osmium]

I don't care what internals look at all

[infamous_last]

I LOL'd at the 'cable management', but in reality, what does it really matter?

[nokturrduk84]

Why u care?