Build Your Own Mineral Oil Computer Aquarium

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DarkSlide
2 months ago
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OMG how ossom is that! u can put there that little fish-robot XD
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Guest
3 months ago
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I'll be the first to say it... You're f***ing crazy!
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Eiger
3 months ago
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woot! very cool project there... <heads out to by an aquarium...>
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Jeremey
5 months ago
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One question? how quick does it overheat??
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Guest
5 months ago
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this is cool. 5stars!
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Guest
6 months ago
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Good but i'm a computer tech, when i do this its without all moving parts. e.g. Like remove the p/supply fan
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Ivanofearth
7 months ago
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hay very nice. i wish i could but i dont own my pc lol. if it could servive in that i would put some fishes in there but thay would probly dye not only from the oil but from that fan. 5 stars
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Guest
7 months ago
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lol try putting fish in that
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josue vargas
8 months ago
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im so very good with mineral oil no problems rancidic ty with veg oil meaning that you collect dust, small bugs do not use distilled water- not distilled because people handle your comp during building either
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Guest
8 months ago
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The fans are under extraordinary stress - they would have to burn out after a few days. Cooling issues - Removing the excess heat would make this setup rather ugly. Static issues - oil has capacitance. Theoretically static fields would build up around electric components, causing interference to occur when reading / writing data. The casing looks like HDPE, which is not resistant to oils over long-term usage. I would not recommend this solution to anyone.
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