Chilldyne's negative pressure loop stops spills; hybrid heatsinks keep CPUs running during repairs.

[@whyjay9959]

I'm interested in how this method could help with replacing/installing liquid-cooled components, letting them gracefully(and flexibly) exit and join the loop without a lot of added complexity. ...Though that might already exist. Also, could it be implemented at desktop size?

[@skynetcybersystem3tech]

👍Perfekt

[@aarcaneorg]

My question is where can I get these for my homelab rack? Like a site where I can drop my server or cpu model and give them $100 per block and $25 per fitting or tube set, and $1k for a home lab sized pump and rad setup.

[@MainelyElectrons]

That is very interesting! I would totally try that out if they made one for the consumer/non-server market. Does this negative pressure solution fit the dell R lineup?

[@stephenlong9806]

Are they copper heat sinks, or litteraly red hot? My bet is copper, but im genuinely curious.

[@whyjay9959]

See 'incandescence'. Visible red glow starts at temperatures far above what computers operate at.