Topic: Script asic miners - Fully liquid cooled 175Mh/s+ rig. - page 3. (Read 7036 times)

To celebrate this you better send one unit to one of us here...

Coldminers are happy to announce that we are almost done with the first batch. To celebrate this together with all miners - we have issued promo coupons.

Hmm - my post is labeled naive -- or that I am "showing a lack of experience, judgement" -- or I am "unsophisticated or ingenuous."

Really?  Is that what my posts indicate to you?

That's a shame.

The "elders" of this forum need to lighten up. 

Yes - most things on this forum are scams, but that doesn't give one the reason to shoot down a good idea.

Wow - I'm sensing a trend on this forum.  A lot of the Senior Folks seem quite bitter in general.

Ok right right -- I know..

1.  BTC is not at a $1k

2.  And yes ASICs killed the whole mining movement

3.  And yes we've all been scammed by some hardware company at one time or another

4.  And yes some of us fell for ponzi cloud mining and got scammed

But despite all of this -- take some happy pills or refrain from responding to everything in a negative way.  This whole forum is just full of negativity and just a bunch of rude people.  A bunch of sour and bitter people.

You can say you'll now "ignore me" or that I'm "spreading FUD" or that "I'm trolling" or whatever weird term you want to use -- but try not to shoot down everything.

Yes - I'm sure there are a lot of scams out there and everyone by now should know not to send money to some unknown company (without protections) -- but maybe maybe there are still some good ideas and potential companies out there.  

Yes - I know this company has a good chance of being a scam (especially since they are not willing to send some senior person on here a unit for free - to keep), but there is a slight chance that maybe it is just a group of people trying to create a new product.  Time will tell.

I guess on here you are guilty until proven innocent.  LOL

Well maybe they will come through with their Paypal option.

If this company already has a bad reputation, then hopefully a more legitimate company can use the same technology and provide a product to the public.

do NOT send any money upfront to these people !

Why would you use oil as the liquid though? Why not water? It's free, and has better heat capacitance.

Unfortunately, we cannot dunk a computer in water like a burnt finger since electricity and water do not play well together. Mineral oil, on the other hand, has been used by electric utilities to cool electrical power distribution equipment, such as transformers and circuit breakers, for over 100 years. Mineral oil only has about 40% of the heat holding capacity and about one quarter the thermal conductivity of water, but it has one huge advantage over water—it is an electrical insulator. This means that electrical devices can operate while submerged in oil without shorting out.

While mineral oil does not have the heat capacity of water, it still holds over 1,000 times more heat than air. This means that the server rack discussed earlier that needed 1,200 CFM of air to keep from burning up could be kept cool with just about 1 CFM of oil. The energy required to pump 1 CFM of oil is dramatically less than the energy required to blow 1,200 CFM of air. In a perfectly designed data center, where the amount of air blown or oil pumped is matched exactly to the heat load, the energy required to blow air is five times that required to pump oil for the same amount of heat removed. In reality, the amount of air moved through a data center is far more than that required to satisfy the load. This is due to the fact that not all of the air blown into a data center passes through a computer before it returns to the CRAC unit. Since the air is not ducted directly to the computers' air intakes, it is free to find its own path back to the CRAC unit, which is frequently over, around, or otherwise not through a server rack. As we will soon see, it is much easier to direct the path of oil and to pump just the right amount of oil to satisfy a given computer heat load. Thus, the energy required to circulate oil can be more than 10 times less than the energy required to circulate air.

I'm not sure why people think this is fiction -- just check it out at this link:

http://www.instructables.com/id/Mineral-Oil-Submerged-PC/

I guess the question is how is the heat dissipated?  Or maybe this was already answered.

Why would you use oil as the liquid though? Why not water? It's free, and has better heat capacitance.

It could be as easy as the fact that the units don't exist.

Why would you use oil as the liquid though? Why not water? It's free, and has better heat capacitance.