You sir deserve a salute. You have by far the best submerged mineral oil PC in whole internet. This video is such a showcase of skills you have. Respect brother
Thanks a lot bro. I'm really very pleased to know that you liked it, you made my day😁😁😁I would not say that I have any special skills, I just like to do something with my own hands and try to do it well.
Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it. It's motivates me for making a new video. But unfortunately a Russian "peace" came to my city. So now I just hope my house and my workshop don't get bombed.
Love your amazing engineering and build, you've redefined custom PC! I'm currently building a seven gpu immersion PC using dielectric coolant (not mineral oil) to serve as a home hub and miner but I don't have the electrical engineering skills you have. Bravo!!
If you mount the radiator parallel with the ground, with a large "chimney" above it, then you could turn the fans off, and cool it entirely passively, relying on the hot air rising to draw in cooler air from the bottom, for most applications given the size of your radiator I think.
@@likeanyoneelseeng7358 I only thought of it, because It's what I've wanted to do if I ever get around to building a similar setup, complete silent cooling lol.
I really tried to do my best during build this PC. Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. I hope that some day I'll be able to return home and make more videos like this. So that your subscription wasn't in vain.
This is amazing! So glad I found you! If I wanted to buy this how would I do it lol don't have enough time atm XD! Was amazing to watch you do it though.
I'm new to this too :) You are right, fans have almost no effect on cooling efficiency, I left them only for aesthetic reasons. As far as I know, for immersion cooling, you can use purified mineral oil, or silicone oil. It is preferable to use silicone oil, as under the influence of mineral oil, some types of plastic and rubber can be destroyed.
This is an awesome feat of engineering. Through and through you demonstrated understanding of mechanics, fluid dynamics, and electrical engineering. The controls are on point, would you be willing to share a few more details about how you wired in controls for the radiator fans?
Greetings! Oh sure. To control the speed of the fans, I used the same DC-DC converter as for the pump. This converter can change the voltage from 12V to almost zero, using a trimmer resistor. In order to change the speed of the fans from maximum to minimum, I also added a variable resistor in series with the trimmer resistor. In this way, by rotating the knob of the variable resistor, you can change the output voltage, and, accordingly, the speed of the fans. I'm really glad to know that you liked my video. I hope in the future I will be able to please you with new videos) Thanks for the comment!
@@likeanyoneelseeng7358 Got it! Can you cap the minimum voltage of the DC-DC converter for the fans at 3v or 5v? Is there a mechanical end to the variable resistor (potentiometer?)?
@@JtVo Yes, you can limit the minimum voltage at the output of the converter to 5 volts. First, With the help of trimmer resistors, I set the minimum voltage to 5 volts, and than with the help of a potentiometer I adjust the output voltage from the maximum (slightly below the input voltage of 12 volts) to the minimum 5 volts. So with the minimum position of the potentiometer, the fans do not stop, but operate at the minimum speed.
Did you do the wiring like you did cuz of the oil liking to leech up the cables? ive always wanted to do this but was concerned about the oil leeching up the cables like previously built oil pcs. also if youre introducing air bubbles to the oil then there is no need for the radiator
I bought this liquid at the local online store. The seller claimed that this is a special liquid for cooling equipment for mining, but I think this is a conventional purified mineral oil. You can order it from China or use any other oil.
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You sir deserve a salute.
You have by far the best submerged mineral oil PC in whole internet.
This video is such a showcase of skills you have.
Respect brother
Thanks a lot bro. I'm really very pleased to know that you liked it, you made my day😁😁😁I would not say that I have any special skills, I just like to do something with my own hands and try to do it well.
I think you have the best video for submersion cooling on UA-cam. Great job!
Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it. It's motivates me for making a new video. But unfortunately a Russian "peace" came to my city. So now I just hope my house and my workshop don't get bombed.
@@likeanyoneelseeng7358 You're welcome man. I'll be praying for you. 🙏
I agree
Fantastic video, I hope to see more this year!
I also hope that I will be able to make a new video someday, but there is a war in my country, and my city is shelled by artillery every day
Your content is super underrated. I don’t even know what to say! Genius level PC build wow. 🤯I hope you produce more content.
Thanks man, i really glad that you like my DIY PC build. I am from Ukraine, so unfortunately, i can't make a new video, but hope that some day i will.
this is by far one of the best pc builds i have ever seen🤯
Thank you very much I really tried to do my best))
Loved the cable modifications! The ultimate cable managment, so to speak :)
Thank you. I'm glad that you liked my cable management 😊
The level of engineering you apply in this setup is superb better than Linus tech tips for me.
This dude makes LTT look like beginners 😂 takes custom build to an entirely new level I've never seen before in the PC world
Deserve a million views. Great modification.
thanks mate. Maybe someday this video will get a million views, who knows))
Bro my mind was blown and I stayed the entire video without skipping! You should make a follow up video abput what it looks like after a year!
This is absolutely beautiful.... i dont leave comments often.. but this work of art is worth the time. Great work
Thank you so much! I really appreciate and glad to know that you liked so much.
Great work manh... , why this legend only has 120 sub!?.
Love your amazing engineering and build, you've redefined custom PC!
I'm currently building a seven gpu immersion PC using dielectric coolant (not mineral oil) to serve as a home hub and miner but I don't have the electrical engineering skills you have.
Bravo!!
Wow this is the best video i've seen over this topic, everything was made putting effort, and you ended having a very cool pc 👏👏
If you mount the radiator parallel with the ground, with a large "chimney" above it, then you could turn the fans off, and cool it entirely passively, relying on the hot air rising to draw in cooler air from the bottom, for most applications given the size of your radiator I think.
That's a really cool idea! I didn't think of it that way.
@@likeanyoneelseeng7358 I only thought of it, because It's what I've wanted to do if I ever get around to building a similar setup, complete silent cooling lol.
@@Nevir202 ye, but come on, those spinning fans there are nice, i would even add fans just for the pure look :P
@@Ecne3D So, what you're saying, is that you're a... FAN of fans?
great job, awesome.
the best mineral oil pc I've ever seen! Congrats! looking forward wo do sth. similar in my crystal 680x.
Btw: you've got my sub.
I really tried to do my best during build this PC. Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. I hope that some day I'll be able to return home and make more videos like this. So that your subscription wasn't in vain.
duuudeee you are GENIUS
Thanks dude, glad you like it)
This is amazing! So glad I found you! If I wanted to buy this how would I do it lol don't have enough time atm XD! Was amazing to watch you do it though.
Dude even makes his own tools what a chad
Do the fans do anything or are they just aesthetics?
Using Xeon? I give you my respect ❤
Sweet build
Thank you very much I'm glad you liked it. I did a lot of things for the first time, so it didn't turn out perfect, but I tried my best))
@@likeanyoneelseeng7358 it's all fun. learning is the fun part.
can you use "Peltier Cooler Module + Water Cooling Block Head + pump" for colling OIL :)
I'm a viewer from Indonesia and interested in your video 🎉
I'm new to this, but why do you need fans inside, if it is already getting cooled by the water? And what is the best thing to soak it in?
I'm new to this too :) You are right, fans have almost no effect on cooling efficiency, I left them only for aesthetic reasons. As far as I know, for immersion cooling, you can use purified mineral oil, or silicone oil. It is preferable to use silicone oil, as under the influence of mineral oil, some types of plastic and rubber can be destroyed.
This is an awesome feat of engineering. Through and through you demonstrated understanding of mechanics, fluid dynamics, and electrical engineering. The controls are on point, would you be willing to share a few more details about how you wired in controls for the radiator fans?
Greetings! Oh sure. To control the speed of the fans, I used the same DC-DC converter as for the pump. This converter can change the voltage from 12V to almost zero, using a trimmer resistor. In order to change the speed of the fans from maximum to minimum, I also added a variable resistor in series with the trimmer resistor. In this way, by rotating the knob of the variable resistor, you can change the output voltage, and, accordingly, the speed of the fans.
I'm really glad to know that you liked my video. I hope in the future I will be able to please you with new videos)
Thanks for the comment!
@@likeanyoneelseeng7358 Got it! Can you cap the minimum voltage of the DC-DC converter for the fans at 3v or 5v? Is there a mechanical end to the variable resistor (potentiometer?)?
@@JtVo Yes, you can limit the minimum voltage at the output of the converter to 5 volts. First, With the help of trimmer resistors, I set the minimum voltage to 5 volts, and than with the help of a potentiometer I adjust the output voltage from the maximum (slightly below the input voltage of 12 volts) to the minimum 5 volts. So with the minimum position of the potentiometer, the fans do not stop, but operate at the minimum speed.
great job!!! crazy hard work :-) but are the fans running with oil? That's cool :)
Yes, the fans are still working in oil, but rotating slower than in air))
No robo fish aww😢, fish aside this is the COOLEST thing I’ve ever seen I gotta make it now
Robofish are still in development)
Good work and good English 🙂
Thank you, I really tried to do well. Glad to know that you liked it.😁
Perfect 👍🏻
Thanks)
Wow! Excellent work, how does it currently work?
When running your pump to test your speed control, DO NOT RUN PUMPS DRY. They don't like that and often it ruins them.
Understood, thanks for advance.
Did you do the wiring like you did cuz of the oil liking to leech up the cables? ive always wanted to do this but was concerned about the oil leeching up the cables like previously built oil pcs. also if youre introducing air bubbles to the oil then there is no need for the radiator
amazing
What coolant did you use for your build? I've been thinking about building one myself but having a really hard time finding this stuff in NZ
I bought this liquid at the local online store. The seller claimed that this is a special liquid for cooling equipment for mining, but I think this is a conventional purified mineral oil. You can order it from China or use any other oil.
Crazy skills :3
Thank you very much, but I don't think I have any special skills, I just do what I can do😁
You are Cypher from Valorant 🤨 Nice video btw
I haven't played Valorant but it looks like Cypher is a really cool character)) thank you for a comment btw))
You didn't show us the way how the oil or coolant goes through the pipe and the way. Could you explain pls.
Очень круто и красиво получилось! Great job! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Спасибо, я старался как мог. Рад знать что тебе понравилось. I really appreciate it!
@likeanyoneelseeng7358 do you ever have to replace the water?
сеньк Ю вери мачь )))
what pump you use ?
send it to linus tech tips
Where is the fucking fishes
Sorry dude, it was clickbait)) I'm not so heartless to put live fish in an oil-filled aquarium.