Water cooled PC

[Jc0813]

Guy if the cpu ram motherhoard GPU got wet it will breakt right but in this video its a watercooled PC ram motherboard and gpu in the water how is the Components not breaking? Heres the link https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=324116234717641&id=100013578011358

[Guest]

The link you posted isn't working, but I assume it was a mineral oil PC.

Those do not operate under the same conditions as water.

 

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[AntonDVries]

1 minute ago, Jc0813 said:

Guy if the cpu ram motherhoard GPU got wet it will breakt right but in this video its a watercooled PC ram motherboard and gpu in the water how is the Components not breaking? Heres the link https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=324116234717641&id=100013578011358

Probably another liquid than water, or it could be distillated water

[LienusLateTips]

Probably mineral oil but the link is broken.

[Alesek]

3 minutes ago, AntonDVries said:

Probably another liquid than water, or it could be distillated water

its probably mineral oil. Distilled water will short fairly quickly as it will pick up particles and become conductive 

[AntonDVries]

Just now, AntonDVries said:

Probably another liquid than water, or it could be distillated water

Water led electricity because there's salt in it. Distillated water is vapor of normal water which is liquefied. Sorry if that is very broken English, my sincerely apologies.

[Alesek]

1 minute ago, AntonDVries said:

Water led electricity because there's salt in it. Distillated water is vapor of normal water which is liquefied. Sorry if that is very broken English, my sincerely apologies.

yes, it is not conductive for a little bit but after some time it becomes ionized again and start conducting electricity. look it up