Some people out there think that coolant is actually completely non-conductive...
Some people out there think that coolant is actually completely non-conductive...
Originally Posted by inCore
Well, some of it is, under certain voltages. It's just all the gunk floating in it that's conductive
Some people out there think that coolant is actually completely non-conductive.... Put enough juice through it, or get it contaminated and anything is conductive (well, not hard vacuum obviously).
Under certain conditions de-ionized water is non-conductive. Of course, it tends not to stay that way for very long, particularly in close proximity to a CPU socket.
some are :OSome people out there think that coolant is actually completely non-conductive...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novec_1230
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