@UselessOpinion but if you close all the holes with hot glue on a hdd?

@xphilipgrx they heat of the oil will melt the glue and then you’d have melted glue and oil in the mechanical drive(s).

@UselessOpinion What will happen if I use silicone?

wah~ after prime95, cpu 85c, gpu 68c….
my pc is air cooled and prime95 gives me cpu 35C and gpu 40C~
and i have never seen my cpu go above 45C~
and its overclocked 10%~

wah~ after prime95, cpu 85c, gpu 68c….
my pc is air cooled and prime95 gives me cpu 35C and gpu 40C~
and i have never seen my cpu go above 45C~
and its overclocked 10%~

@fenderlove01 For someone who knows that most oils or gasoline don’t conduct electricity I don’t think that it would be a scary thought to begin with. Just think the electric fuel pump on your vehicle is submerged in gasoline. I don’t think anyone though it would be anything other than the pc just quitting if something did go wrong.

were does the silicant go???

Well hell that’s one way to keep the dust out of it

@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r Gasoline doesn’t burn, only its fumes do. You could have an open spark submerged in gasoline and still nothing would happen

@Jordan92rocks I thought that I made that clear, Anyone who knows this fact, and the fact that oils including gasoline are electrically non conductive wouldn’t have any anxiety over submerging electronics in either.