I want this stuff

[OnDborder]

http://exn.ca/video/?video=exn20050209-waterless.asx
Can you imagine submerging your set-up in a cold tank of this?
That would be cool..
Errr, would this be in "water cooling"? But it's not water :shrug::shrug:

[Nebulous]

:eek: Dam that would be cool! :thup:

[CGR]

That is very cool....

[sno.lcn]

Really neat stuff, I'd love to have some to play with :)

[Diddyu]

Because of its fast evaporation rate, I wonder if it would be possible to make a self contained heatpipe, with an oversized rad at the top, and an air tight chamber under vacuum in which the computer is placed.

[-Blue-]

quite impressive.. it would be cook for lan parties and such

[BioTuned]

this stuff has been around for a while.

[HDCHOPPER]

ya back in 78 use to work for trio tech in cali we used it in our bubble tester for some of the first ic chips made
very cool stuff !
back then it was 100.00 an oz. wouldnt stick to anything either ;)

[Shiggity]

Neat

[Ninth]

Look of flourinert (sp?) It's a flourocarbon which is very similar to this stuff, and also similar in costing a few hundred per gallon. It's beautiful material, used in submersion supercomputers, I always wanted to build a submersion PC with the stuff, however, you have the issue that if you were to pour a gallon out of a third story window on a hot day, it would never reach the ground. You would constantly be refilling, and it would cost more than the computer very quickly.