Immersion Cooling RTX 3080 ETH Mining Rig with Dielectric Coolant

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Название	:	Immersion Cooling RTX 3080 ETH Mining Rig with Dielectric Coolant
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So how can I go around the Harding of the plastic part in my PC like the GPU, fans, and SSD hard drive
Comment from : raymond ramirez

can I put my Pc in this chemical and is it corrosive to any of the components?
Comment from : raymond ramirez

Nice & Thanks :)
Comment from : krishnan srinivasan

Wow
Comment from : 𝔍𝔲𝔦𝔠𝔢⭐️

what pump is that in the tank ?
Comment from : mo vtc

imersion cooling is awsome we did our 20s x 20p samsung 18650 30q batteries with it,even under full load now they only go up 5-6 degrees and thats 3 to 400 amps
Comment from : Katie Mcgilchrist

if you have the fans on pwm theyll check the speed ,set on dc tthey just send a voltage,most motherboards will post a warning though on slow fans unless you disable to post warning and hold
Comment from : Katie Mcgilchrist

did you do an s19j pro?
Comment from : RobbO

Would love to see the l3 immersion and give it a go myself ! Will you use the same equipment as you have here ?
Comment from : southernmantiskungfu

No dust 🎉
Comment from : easytomove

You replaced 2 fans with 2 fans and a bunch of expensive shit
Comment from : Lars Larsen

That overengineered fluid is mineral oil the same that is used in oenology With a fancy name it costs 4x
Comment from : KnurdMonkey

Nice but messy I can do far better Will post soon enough with records in 3D Mark
Comment from : Adrian Gabriel Gramada

Dunno why linus tech tips haven't done a video to make this mainstream yet Good on you for making a vid on it
Comment from : Vegan Games

will it work with all electronics
Comment from : sutton racing

Could you please tell me the mic you use
Comment from : aarnav ghosh

Stupid point of submerged pc into oil to make it silent without any fan if possible
Comment from : Davor Pavicic

i would totally do this again, rather than buy all the water blocks I already did this with mineral oil back in the day It worked
Comment from : Crypto Changeling

Dude, I just discovered your channel!
Comment from : Caleb Bannister

Plz visit linke mining
Comment from : Deep Sea Fishing hunting

I wonder if the fllow of liquid will washout the thermal paste, and what about removing the heat sinks to let the liquid in direct contact with yhr dies, im having taughts here, no expert but good work buddy
Comment from : Mouâd Barih

Did you change the paste at all? i was looking into using EC120 for my gaming pc a while back and they tell you to replace the TIM with indium sheets iirc Just wondering if you've been running this since making the video and if the stock TIM has survived?
Comment from : Rogue-Electron

What about evaporation? Won't you have to add fluid all the time?
Comment from : El Diablo

Do I have to clean all of the dust before submerging?
Comment from : KoolieB

Box fan problem solved
Comment from : TempleTonne

hi my friends thank for your experience butbr didn t understand well did you show us in inmesion cool you are pushin your GPU close to 180Mh/s and with fan cool it still stay to 90mh/s ???
Comment from : lu k

I could set an evaporative (cooling tower) on my porch fill it with dielectric coolant and go directly to the cpu tank No middle plate frame heat exchanger
Comment from : Russell Barnes

Does dialectric coolant evaporate? Per manufacturer Our Coolants have an operating life of 10 years assuming no contamination of the coolant during operation and up to a 25 year shelf lifebrbrAll of our coolants have a very low vapor pressure below 100C so they do not evaporate during operation
Comment from : Russell Barnes

Would a cooling tower (evaporative cooling process) connected to a plate frame heat exchanger on one side and the cpu coolant on the other side of the plate frame heat exchanger be even better
Comment from : Russell Barnes

does the liquid ever need to be changed? does it evaporate? does it have an odor?
Comment from : Geezberry

Thank you for the video!!!
Comment from : Kylan Johnson

How does this compare in longevity and cost to an AC-cooled rig?
Comment from : Andrew Sutton

Silicon Transformer oil should work same as this one?
Comment from : Unbox life

Al cards waterproof?
Comment from : Rao Hamdan Tariq

The way he feeding that liquid very scary to watch 😀
Comment from : Michel de Nostredame

HibrbrCan I just put my whole ring in a bathtub and just poor this liquid in lol brbrWill it work 🤔
Comment from : S55NIP3333R

I'd love a setup like this for my GPU rigs damn
Comment from : ozz1967

Just change out thermal pads no more water cooling lol
Comment from : temp

Dude! This video is AWESOME!!! You had me cracking up the whole time, not to mention what an amazing cooling solution! How much heat does that little radiator put out? Similar to the oem water cooled card? Thanks for doing this!
Comment from : Eric TK

Would like a feedback video several months in to check on later problems that may with the immersion set up
Comment from : Rodger King

I saw the issues you had with immersion cooling on your next video, keeping the compatibility issues with engineered fluids which pump is recommended ?
Comment from : krishna chaitanya

Don't wanna ruin your experiment, but you can achieve the same or even better results with just replacing the thermal pads of your gpu and leave it aircooled :) Anyways, the experiment was nice though
Comment from : B Miner

Real crypto miners are broke-ass bitches and I personally can't begin to guess how many double cheeseburgers you could have bought instead of that jug
Comment from : Brian Fox

Can you put a 100 foot water hose in a mini fridge pumping the coolant through the fridge? I seen that for a fish tank cooler
Comment from : Incognito Alias

thank you for this im going to try it with 3 gpus
Comment from : Luis moran

Can you overclock this to increase your hash rate on your GPU?
Comment from : DeckEdge

bitcool can be used with arcylic tanks?
Comment from : Dan Hix

How many power does it eat?
Comment from : Zain Ahmed

I call bull on the radiator only being about to run engine coolant What matters is the material of the radiator it's made out of and if the fluid your using doesn't have any negative reaction to those elements It's either aluminum or copper What's more durable and widely available is an all aluminum radiator
Comment from : simpson156

Could get a couple large aquariums and run this fluid in this fluid, this is interesting,
Comment from : Matt

This is so dumb and a waste of money
Comment from : Nicholas Pitts

That’s a 420 dollar jug brKick-ass video thanx
Comment from : Jack Hammell

My 3080 has 3 8 pin power points
Comment from : Traveling truck

Just so you know… It’s fucking mineral oil… you can get it at Walmart in the paint section Linus tech has done it
Comment from : Traveling truck

you can get best temps using a peltier to down tº of liquid
Comment from : Marcelo Alcantara

I had looked into this company years ago, for the same allplications Just nver got around to pulling the trigger Thanks to your video might change my mind
Comment from : ireally dumb

*hahhaa "Good thing its F*cking Dielectric!"
Comment from : BOMBSWABS

Which model of Dielectric Coolant you are using? there are many in their store under GPU section need for 4 x 3090
Comment from : Adeel Rizvi

This is what mining pool means, lol
Comment from : Ivan Ribeiro

this seems much more convenient than repadding the cards!
Comment from : Travis

The Radiator include the fans and the screw for tha fans??
Comment from : Oriel Marin

Question, do you think you limit the heat absorption especially on the Memory Chips, by isolating it with the stock 4 W/mK Thermal Pads? brIm curious to see the Temps if you would replace them with Thermalright Thermal Pads 128 W/mK like i did on my 3080, even on Air it dropped the Temps for me on the Memory by 20°C from 104°C to 84°C only cause of better Heat transfer rate of those Pads
Comment from : gwiefterluchs

What kind of fish are you going to in there?
Comment from : Brien Draper

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Just a tip for that style bottle If you flip it and have the handle out it pours smoother because the handle acts as airflow to prevent splashing
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Comment from : Bruno

In time the pcb will be ruined because of the corrosion from the liquidThis liquid is cheaper compared to the 3m novec that is used for cooling an entire pcI'll add the fact that even the CPU has no radiator on it
Comment from : Тома Кутев

i plan on putting 4 s19j pros in a 150 quart cooler and piping the coolant outside to a hydraulic oil cooler in a out door storage box i will use a heated floor pump venation fans to move and cool the bit cool oil
Comment from : Mark Welschmeyer

this seems like a great solution for an antminer, could you just chuck a whole btc miner in a big enough tub and not have all that noise they make
Comment from : Make Sushi 1

Best tip move to hiveos things are just more stable give it a go you won't go back
Comment from : Glenn Pringle

BAHAHAHAHA pouring the bitcoolant lol omfg awesome Fantastic video btw
Comment from : Kelstr

Awesome man
Comment from : Kartik Parashar

Beautiful brings a tear to me eye!
Comment from : Powerslide15

Did this inscrease your hashrate at all or help make more profit? Edit: Literally asked the question right before you said it lol
Comment from : Kaden Bera

next time pore the jug sideways
Comment from : Erwin von sellner

what about an absorbtion cooling system so it can stay silent
Comment from : BigDo Rack

Technically air is treated as a fluid, so of course liquids will remove more heat than air because there is more of it in contact with the thing you're trying to cool
Comment from : Stuart Clarke

Do this cooling oily?
Comment from : Vigor Namsarkoon

4:35 come one, dude! you really doesn't know how to pour liquid from this kind of container? From this image, try flip it 180 degrees, so the open lid should be up and not down, like you've doing in this video
Comment from : Rafael Pereira Dias

so I've watched a few folks do this with mineral oil, which seems way messier than this, but I don't really see a benefit I mean I know the temp is lower but you aren't getting higher hash rates or anything I assume the belief is you are extending the life of your card, is that the one main idea here? Cooler temp so it will last longer?
Comment from : The Future is The Future

Any videos and directions for someone that wants to start mining ? Or is it too late?
Comment from : Ra-ki Papa

Sadly this coolant is much more expensive and the weight must be crazy, on my 1080ti mini I had 28°C max (2100Mhz) sadly didn't take the Junction Temp (But it was a full block with an extra Vram redirect, so it shouldve been pretty low) brbrWhats really nice is that you dont need custom blocks every generation, but it still has many downsides (Material Compatibility, Weight, Cleaning the Fluid after dust exposure)
Comment from : English Pete

Waiting for the asic video 💪🏻
Comment from : Filipe Avó

shouldn't you pump fluid into the bottom of the radiator? help prevent trapping pockets of air right?
Comment from : Robert Cartwright

poorhashrates tho mine is doing 101-102@218w
Comment from : Sim Sta

Subbed for this awesome idea
Comment from : Nathan Covington

Pour from side and it won't do that
Comment from : Wesley Williams

my lord you gotta turn the fans off on the actual gpu when youre using a cooling soloution like this, this is the only real risk of blowing your card, aside from moisture collecting via evaporation in crevices of the card and potentially creating a short
Comment from : Zack Tanner