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Natedog · 11-27-2005, 11:53 PM

ok...there is NO such thing as nonconductive anything. EVERYTHING will conduct electricity if you put enough voltage through it. Try playing with tasers, tesla coils or other thinks that operate in the 10kV+ range. You quickly learn that all rubbers arent equal, you have alot less brain cells, and lots of burn marks on your fingers, not that I would know.

11-27-2005, 11:53 PM	#16
Natedog Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Atlanta Posts: 17	Re: New(?) cooling fluid ok...there is NO such thing as nonconductive anything. EVERYTHING will conduct electricity if you put enough voltage through it. Try playing with tasers, tesla coils or other thinks that operate in the 10kV+ range. You quickly learn that all rubbers arent equal, you have alot less brain cells, and lots of burn marks on your fingers, not that I would know. __________________ \| DFI NF4 Ultra-D \| 3800+ X2 \| OCZ PC4000 (2x1gb) EB \| Radeon X800GTO2 \| PA160.1 Radiator\| Aqua Via 1300 x2 pumps\| Swiftech STORM waterblock\| Antec P180 case\| PC Power and Cooling 510watt psu\| LynxTWO-B sound card\|