Build your next screamer in an aquarium :D

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=32959



What would happen if you stuck your hand in the water,etc when the computer was on?? (I reckon you would get a shock)

Frankly i dont know how stuff runs IN LIQUID!!

What would happen if you stuck your hand in the water,etc when the computer was on?? (I reckon you would get a shock)

No, it's non-conductive...

There's a clip somewhere from a Japanese show where they have a tank of this stuff, & the presenter "borrows" a mobile phone & drops it in while it's playing video, I'll dig it out & post it...

**edit - close enough, not the game show, but some geeky tradeshow by the looks of it...

clicky (http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-3013760669679214445&ei=pR-PSKfTKJXiiQLN0pX_Cw&hl=en)

or just use liquid nitrogen as a coolant http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QwAsIQKx-_A

Call me odd, but having to call BOC for another tank of nitrogen every time I want to play Crysis doesn't appeal to me.

Just bought a fridge for under the desk with a bloody great big Peltier cooler though, can't look at it without going "hmmmmm" & rubbing my chin thoughtfully... If I could just get past the whole condensation thing.

Another one here using meneral oil, looks good, would any fish live happily in this? (except for the temperatures which may change too hot or cold).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOgptvjwng8

Its Mineral oil, its a 'craze' that has been sweeping the net for about 6 months now, but no one has yet dared to set up a £1500 system like that, they use thier older machines that they arent too bothered if it breaks.

My sons off on holiday for a week soon.
Ill let you know if it works:thumbsup:

The cheapest solution I have found, babyoil, Its a little thicker than this stuff, but its none conductive and mineral based...