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Metal hardware disappears beneath a clear dielectric liquid before its green status LEDs illuminate almost instantly. Instead of being installed in open air, the power supply is energized while fully submerg…
@74_Green Jul 19, 2026
UNFORTUNATELY, these fluids are very toxic as we are now finding out.
@tmc1473 Jul 18, 2026
The fans are uesless.
@BenjiMeisterDK Jul 18, 2026
they found a buyer for Diddy's babyoil cool
@streetjustice4287 Jul 18, 2026
i have such anxiety
@Umar-sX Jul 18, 2026
Does this Cooling Fluid Costs More Than Ordinary Water
@PrismTheKiwii Jul 18, 2026
what do you game on?
a submersible
@bryannava5714 Jul 18, 2026
Mineral oil 🛢
@heydo6 Jul 18, 2026
The concept is ok but for long term high end pc cooling water or chiller would be better. Guess the only reason this is interesting is because it looks like water.
@OkieDokieSmokie Jul 18, 2026
Always wanted an oil pc. Dust free forever but god forbid you have to take it apart
@whoopwhoop5136 Jul 18, 2026
Yeah, but then that water has chemicals in it and it gets put back into our drinking water. Because I think it’s gonna dilute.
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