Well for that system posted, I think it shouldn't have it's power supply inside the same oil-filled tank. Let alone exposing mains power to oil just doesn't seem right to me. Then there's the fluid flow those possibly still operating fans produce. Yes I typed 'fans' there's one on the video card, one in the PS and possibly one still attached to the CPU heatsink.
Watercooling's been slowly going mainstream for the past couple of years, with a number of home performance computing enthusiast gear supply companies producing complete watercooling kits. Now proper refrigerative pc cooling, not many of them (kits or systems) are around. The lower operating temps of the current gen CPU's no doubt a factor.
--Rod.H
Watercooling's been slowly going mainstream for the past couple of years, with a number of home performance computing enthusiast gear supply companies producing complete watercooling kits. Now proper refrigerative pc cooling, not many of them (kits or systems) are around. The lower operating temps of the current gen CPU's no doubt a factor.
--Rod.H