May 23, 201312 yr it's cool to see someone using it, why not. I'm sure that guys with little experience will like this sort of thing . You will still have to insulate of course and be careful of some areas that obviously can't be covered with conformal like socket, dimm slots, PCIe pins, power pins etc. Most of us started out a long time ago with plastic spray and then realised it needed reapplication and further insulation so it was a bit of a pain and moved onto more effective methods such as LET (liquid electrical tape), blutac, rice (lol remember that) and then kneaded eraser and now straight up grease and paper towels which is still the ultimate and you will have to do it anyways. seems that board has mosfets and chokes greased up in the video also which would probably make sense if mosfets generate a lot of heat to make sure the don't overheat if conformal is applied over them i guess. Edited May 23, 201312 yr by dinos22
May 23, 201312 yr Crew I'm sure that guys with little experience will like this sort of thing   haha just kidding i know you mean it for real dino Edited May 23, 201312 yr by Vivi
May 23, 201312 yr Baking Dino? Some eggs and butter, one bottle of Single M... and we arrive with Kenny Haha! Â Air conditionner should be good too plus dehumidifier?? Can't wait tomorrow prep my insulations!!
May 23, 201312 yr Look's good! Â BTW, have anyone tested extreme overclocking while computer is submerged to mineral oil and top of the LN2 pot is above the surface?
May 23, 201312 yr Author Look's good! BTW, have anyone tested extreme overclocking while computer is submerged to mineral oil and top of the LN2 pot is above the surface?  Mikeguava did it during the finals of GOOC 2010 in Taipei
May 23, 201312 yr Look's good! BTW, have anyone tested extreme overclocking while computer is submerged to mineral oil and top of the LN2 pot is above the surface?  Mike "laxative" Guava is the man
May 23, 201312 yr Crew  Took this picture right before he smacked my face Ah yes the Fugger incident...
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