well i used to be in school for machining and remember using cutting fluids on some machines, but for the life of me i cannot remember what it was made of..i dropped out after the first semester lol, anyhow would it be beneficial in cooling a pc?
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cutting fluid
- Thread starter DJ Smak
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Cutting fluids as in you spray a really high velocity line of fluid and it cut through your material or cutting fluid as in something used to keep cutting blade temps in check?
Cutting fluids as in you spray a really high velocity line of fluid and it cut through your material or cutting fluid as in something used to keep cutting blade temps in check?
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i think it would but the draw back is its pretty viscus if i rember
so what you would gain in heat disapation would be lost in flow
unless you had some sort of special highspeed pump for the stuff that was designed to be on 24/7 then i dont think you be able to beat water
so what you would gain in heat disapation would be lost in flow
unless you had some sort of special highspeed pump for the stuff that was designed to be on 24/7 then i dont think you be able to beat water
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if someone were to find a hi speed pump that would be small and efficiant than it would be a good idea coz that stuff rocks.
Anyone ever thought of liquid nitrogen, like the stuff they use to spray warts with, man that stuff is cold as well.
Anyone ever thought of liquid nitrogen, like the stuff they use to spray warts with, man that stuff is cold as well.
But not circulating in watercooling system 
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Cutting fluid is a lubricant more than a coolant. It is used in lathes and mills to keep the cutting heads and bits cool, but it does not have any great thermal qualities, no better than water wetter and H20 together.
