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Great cooling method...
If you have a bigger tank with more oil, then there is no need for an cooling system.
this used to be such a myth way back.
I saw someone doing this with a PS3 a few months ago. Claimed he was putting in water, but it wasn't.
I think its cool, but it really isn't something to buy just yet. I bet we will see cooler looking systems come when more people get into it. plus 700 dollars seems like pure profit for them, someone will come along and do it for 200-300 no issues.
My biggest bet is computer makers will embrace it eventually and start making parts that won't "permanently get oily"
This is so old cmon this has been done years ago.
good luck changing your hardware in the future.