Will mineral oil reach over 50 C with these parts?

[Bajantechnician]

will 2 r9 390x cards and fx 9590 reach over 50 decrees C in mineral oil?

 

Thanks

[stealth80]

Mineral Oil? :huh:

 

Oh I see, I would suspect so as the 390s run at 80 - 90C on air, my 970s peak on 51C each on their own loop

[Demiqas]

I don't think mineral oil would be enough to cool down a nuclear power plant

[NeatSquidYT]

Mineral Oil? :huh:

Mineral oil cooled PCs? Not heard of them?

[Enderman]

depends how many radiators you use to cool the oil

but why are you doing mineral oil??

use that money to buy a CPU that isn't crappy instead

[PlayStation 2]

depends how many radiators you use to cool the oil

but why are you doing mineral oil??

use that money to buy a CPU that isn't crappy instead

He already owns the 9590. He's owned it for the better part of the year.

[Enderman]

He already owns the 9590. He's owned it for the better part of the year.

yes i know that

that's why i said "use [the money from buying mineral oil] to buy a cpu that isnt crappy instead"

[don_svetlio]

Mineral Oil? :huh:

 

Oh I see, I would suspect so as the 390s run at 80 - 90C on air, my 970s peak on 51C each on their own loop

Sapphire 390 runs at 65*C friend

[DXMember]

will 2 r9 390x cards and fx 9590 reach over 50 decrees C in mineral oil?

 

Thanks

depends on radiator surface area....

[Menzenski]

will 2 r9 390x cards and fx 9590 reach over 50 decrees C in mineral oil?

 

Thanks

 

if you have a lot of oil (like 6 or 8 + gallons) and a radiator set up, you can effectively cool pretty much anything.  That said, those components will put out a lot of heat.  You want to make sure that the oil doesn't actually heat up a lot, because it can cause thermal cracks in the acrylic of the tank.

[PlayStation 2]

yes i know that

that's why i said "use [the money from buying mineral oil] to buy a cpu that isnt crappy instead"

Eh.

IMO waste of cash in this case

if we're killing a CPU might as well fry something worthless :^

[Swndlr]

Wouldnt try...

[stealth80]

Mineral oil cooled PCs? Not heard of them?

 

I think theyre generally build in fish tanks

[NeatSquidYT]

I think theyre generally build in fish tanks

I was asking you if you had ever heard of them but still.

[stealth80]

I was asking you if you had ever heard of them but still.

 

in that case yes lol, but its rare

[Bajantechnician]

depends how many radiators you use to cool the oil

but why are you doing mineral oil??

use that money to buy a CPU that isn't crappy instead

no rads...

 

 

 

 

depends on radiator surface area....

don have any

 

if you have a lot of oil (like 6 or 8 + gallons) and a radiator set up, you can effectively cool pretty much anything.  That said, those components will put out a lot of heat.  You want to make sure that the oil doesn't actually heat up a lot, because it can cause thermal cracks in the acrylic of the tank.

screw acrylic, i have a glass tank, aluminum bench for gpus and mobo, sorta like @Spotswood 's cases, but in the oil.

 

also, theres gonna be like 10 gals of oil

[Enderman]

no rads...

do you have any idea how mineral oil cooling works?!?

 

there needs to be rads to cool the oil or you're going to boil the oil

[Bajantechnician]

Eh.

IMO waste of cash in this case

if we're killing a CPU might as well fry something worthless :^

q6600

fx 4300

 

 

 

 

no

[Bajantechnician]

do you have any idea how mineral oil cooling works?!?

 

there needs to be rads to cool the oil or you're going to boil the oil

i know

 

gonna geta 360 or a 480

[PlayStation 2]

q6600

fx 4300

 

 

 

 

no

kek

[Enderman]

i know

 

gonna geta 360 or a 480

well then why did you say "no rads"

[Bajantechnician]

well then why did you say "no rads"

dont have them

 

 

planning to ONLY if i NEED them

[Enderman]

dont have them

 

 

planning to ONLY if i NEED them

unless you want boiling oil and dead components, yes you NEED them

[Bajantechnician]

unless you want boiling oil and dead components, yes you NEED them

i like boiling oil, makes for good fries

[DXMember]

no rads...

 

 

 

 

don have any

 

screw acrylic, i have a glass tank, aluminum bench for gpus and mobo, sorta like @Spotswood 's cases, but in the oil.

 

also, theres gonna be like 10 gals of oil

your acrylic will crack and oil will boil out and explode