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JBPuterguy · 01-14-2008, 06:08 PM

It was water. It was too clear to be oil and the bubbles acted as if they where in water. If you use distilled water, all the impurities are removed and then it isn't conductive. Even the fans on the power supply were turning. Just a thought, if you leave the heatsink and fan on the CPU, even a P4, the fan would move the water past the fins to take the heat from the heatsink. The next problem is how big of a fish tank would you have to get or would you have to use a rad to get rid of the excess heat?

01-14-2008, 06:08 PM	#4
JBPuterguy Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: PA Posts: 8	Re: Ultimate Water Cooler It was water. It was too clear to be oil and the bubbles acted as if they where in water. If you use distilled water, all the impurities are removed and then it isn't conductive. Even the fans on the power supply were turning. Just a thought, if you leave the heatsink and fan on the CPU, even a P4, the fan would move the water past the fins to take the heat from the heatsink. The next problem is how big of a fish tank would you have to get or would you have to use a rad to get rid of the excess heat?