Enthusiasts have been using extreme cooling solutions for years, including water cooling loops, full submersion oil, and Peltier coolers. These setups have allowed DIY builders to run heavily ...

Custom PC maker Puget Systems has decided to capitalize on their wildly successful YouTube video demonstrating a mineral oil-cooled “Aquarium PC” by actually ...

For roughly $11,000 you cold have this awesome oil cooled computer rig. This system was designed specifically to be able to keep the electronics submerged in oil. The system uses SSD for storage, so ...

Dousing your gaming rig in oil is a technique we've seen from custom shops before, but not quite like the offerings from Minnesota-based start-up Hardcore Computer. Its Reactor line of submerged ...

Even before I completed my first custom PC case in early 2004, I was intrigued by the idea of oil cooled PC’s. I had seen a few on the internet that looked successful. Even before I completed my first ...

At CES 2014, Razer is showing off one of the craziest and most beautiful PCs ever imagined: A fully modular PC tower that is cooled with mineral oil. Each of the components, whether they're graphics ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Some say Dennis Kucinich is a little off-kilter (enter UFO joke here), and his most ...

Check out this amazing PC, built inside an aquarium. It is cooled by mineral oil, and the oil is great for absorbing heat. After about 2 hours, the temperature settled at a new maximum of 84C on the ...

Hardcore Computer's fully-submerged mineral oil cooled gaming PCs are now shipping, according to Intel, offering blistering performance and the kudos of having a very unusual computer. First see back ...

Weighs as much as a '72 Buick and is twice as ugly. Potentially very messy — don't spill Core Coolant on tile floor, it gets slip 'n' slide slick. If Hardcore Computer ever flounders, how will you ...

It took me months to finally do something about the leaks. I was so frustrated with how everything turned out that I just let the computer languish unused. In the meantime, I noticed something else ...