Air Cooled vs Immersion boards - Damage over 3 years (1)

[@momsmoms8437]

You really should have shown how dirty at least one air cooled system was as that is an essential comparison poiny

[@almaguapa-sailboatliveaboa440]

Wow, significant difference.

[@AdrianvanWijk]

What about the other side of the board? I've found the capacitors degrade when immersion cooled, (air and immersion) if you didn't have that problem what fluid did you use?

[@johnnycatlow7066]

nice video thanks

[@hanrinch]

Isn’t that mineral oil very corrosive to the plastic and damaging the pcb hash board in the long run?

[@MarioDarnadi]

its not mineral oil

[@hanrinch]

@@MarioDarnadi then what it is?

[@OktoPutsch]

@@hanrinch look for 3M Novec fluids

[@motivasiberubah2024]

3 years is best for you, mine only 1 years or less

[@dannymendez]

Excelente

[@EnglishPete]

Wich immersion liquid was used for cooling? Thx

[@mmakam3]

probably some priority magic juice that they don't want to tell you whats in it

[@magentaboi4233]

Probably m3 novec look it up it’s cool stuff

[@EnglishPete]

@@magentaboi4233 Electrocool Ec-120 is much sexier, but its probably damage from the cavitation of the 3 m novec, like ya said

[@kitsunesenpai441]

It is definitely not a Novec, no matter which version of it.
Because as shiny as the board looks, it was either pure silicone oil (it's cheap :)) or something like BitCool BC-888 from Engineered Fluids.
The ElectroCool, on the other hand, doesn't really get along with the materials of the ASIC boards.

[@ziggyziggler]

Any contact info? I would like to get in touch.

[@skeleporter3621]

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[@jimmio3727]

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[@AurumFaber]

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