Gigabyte Server Cooling

[PiGHamM3R]

So there I was, scrolling down my Facebook feed when I saw an amazing masterpiece brought to us by Gigabyte:

 

 

This is like Luke's Mineral Oil cooled PC or the Phase-Change build, but on steroids.

 

Perhaps this can inspire someone, or a video

[Edelrat]

13 minutes ago, PiGHamM3R said:

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Maybe it is just me, but I just can't identify what is going on in this picture :c

 

EDIT: I just realised that you posted a video, not a photo, my bad (or my internets :p)

I don't think this cooling solution is that effective, to be honest..

Looks cool, great idea, but I don't think it is very usefull or practical.

[porterj5]

2 minutes ago, MEOOOOOOOOOOOOW said:

Maybe it is just me, but I just can't identify what is going on in this picture :c

That makes two of us.

[DunePilot]

Can someone repost the pictures? FB is blocked on my VM.

[Infin8]

5 hours ago, porterj5 said:

That makes two of us.

AFAIK its a closed container with fluid inside, that evaporates on thos of the cpus. The gas should be fairly easy to cool down and then add back to the loop as liquid. Looks cool but its def. not practical for pcs.

[DIY Fan]

Have those CPUs any kind of heatsink? Looks as it is only the pure chip, i wonder how high the temps are 

[0ld_Chicken]

It's made by 3M and it's called Novec

https://www.google.com/#q=3m+novec&tbm=vid