I gotta pull out the dick card and inquire as to your source there, they certainly look like cooling blocks and I haven't seen any real documentation on how their system works yet. If they aren't blocks then what is the point of the return lines from them?

Dang man y the attack and bad language?? Its just general talk and if u look at the vid and look at the 280 with the block thing on it doesnt really apear to be a block thats all i was saying! Its not an inclosed block with two holes in and out. Its got a big opening sending the oil out so it apears that way. I can search it more tho to be sure but ill put my dickcard in my dickwallet!fight8
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Dick Cards should only be placed into V-Wallets. :D

Nope i have a mushroom shaped wallet and thats where it is going!:flip::rofl

Hey, if he doesnt mind, I won't judge. :rolleyes:

Yea i wouldnt hand those out i would hand out clam cards!

Ok after watching the video I will conclude that the chipsets are all cooled using a cup over a heatsink but the gpu's appear to be some type of block and the cpu block was never shown that I saw.

Tyan motherboard means the quality should be very good but I have my doubts on any overclocking.

I did notice that they were using D5 pumps and that is an excellent example of a cheap pump that can handle pumping the mineral oil, I will likely use the same thing.

All things considered, I would never pay that amount of $$$ for a pc like that but I would build my own.

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First time I came across a submerged computer it was at http://www.pugetsystems.com/submerged.php.

Tey even has done some testing, and a short build log. Follow the link for some numbers. It's not impressive, but imensely cool to look at. I've dabbled with the thought of doing a project like this, but have put it on hold indefinately. Also there are other homebrew systems around if you search youtube :)

:Dfight10 lol whats that ip again for w@w ill let u kill me some if that makes u feel better!