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Originally posted by apathy





Actually, distilled water IS (usually) pure water. Or close enough to it. It's water that's gone through a process called "distillation". There are other ways to get pure water, so all pure water isn't distilled :) And actually, not all distilled water is pure -- it depends on the equipment and other factors. De-mineralized water falls under the same rules -- it has to have had it's minerals removed. And more often than not, de-mineralized water IS distilled. And yes, I know I'm an anal assface...



And I'm a tool, too -- of course water is NOT a good insulator. I don't know what the fuck I was thinking. It's a great conducter, just of heat and not electricity (again, pure water). The actual number for conductivity for water is something like 3 ppm (inorganic material). Sorry for my goof up.



Apathy is right, and I am not. DOH! ignore my last posts on this I screwed up ;)

Upgrades must be a blast, with all that oil dripping everywhere.

Man doing oil changes in my Van were a pain in the ass, but havin to change the oil in your computer. Uh no thanks

lol yea no shit... atleast clear oil wont stain your driveway

Hey when the oil is done and ya havta replace it, put into a kiddie pool and have 2 cute chicks fight in it.



dun they always say to recycle used oil :-p

goddamn, seeing someone pour WATER into a case is just plain crazy.. KIDS - DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME.. hehehe...

Technically it's not water it's FLUORINERT, it has a pour point of

-57º, damn and you thought your ex's were cold ;) check out the link, it some pretty crazy shit they did to that poor mobo.

two words - GAWD DAMN... that's some badass shit right there. where do I get a job like that? ;)

Those boys have too much free time one their hands, and too much money burnin holes in the pockets ;)

no kidding.. walk behind em pickin up the loot spilling out.. I mean the hardware, no big expense, I have old cpus and mobos stacked in my closet, but the LN2 and the fluorinert must've cost a pretty penny..