Coolest Bitcoin Mining Miner - Liquid Cooled Experiment

[@CuttinEJ]

Lose the gravel. It will eventually clog the pump or radiator. Lose the boat. It will act as a heat sink that retains rather than dissipates. Remove the front plate from the controller to allow circulation and prevent a hot spot there. Remove the fans. They don't behave as propellers. They will hinder rather than facilitate circulation and they'll draw more power doing it than they would in air. Remove as much of the case as possible to maximize exposure to the oil and eliminate heat retention. Place the suction and return lines on opposite ends of the unit to create flow. The whole purpose of doing this is to be able to run the unit at higher frequency (which means higher hash rate) while simultaneously consuming less electricity. If done correctly, the power consumption can easily be reduced by around 25% while simultaneously producing around 40% higher hash rate.

[@hijunglegym88]

Hi Ed - do you mine? Would love to learn about your systems for mining optimization

[@CuttinEJ]

@@hijunglegym88 it’s not really my system. I just pointed out the most obvious things that he did wrong. When I was mining (briefly) I had a setup in a medium size cooler that worked pretty good. But I got out after the last halving. Electricity is too expensive and the reward is too low. In fact, crypto is a terrible idea now. It doesn’t even make a good way to store wealth confidentially and it was never suitable for investment.

[@jose_s_bam7938]

@@CuttinEJ LMAO. It's not cRyPt0, it's Bitcoin and shitcoins. And only Bitcoin is worth it.

[@CuttinEJ]

@@jose_s_bam7938 bitcoin is crypto. And none of them are worth it.

[@hoping67]

The boats the best bit 🤣

[@jessemathew1947]

Hey brother, how come you haven't made more videos and updates on this? i hope you're doing OK man! you've helped and inspired so many of us who don't own million dollar mining farms and have access to expensive cooling systems.

[@JoeKyser]

Idk about using gravel too. The sediment I’m sure gets rotated through the oil and acts like an abrasive. I can’t see it not

[@t29904]

It is going to negatively impact the flow of the oil

[@JoeKyser]

@@t29904 hey I guess it doesn't matter. The s9 wasn't used that long anyway lol

[@jenniferarraezvelasquez5336]

Couldn't you say, if this year the same machine continues to work?

[@Trillinair]

Being a true spaceman, he sold all his furniture for S9 Antminers.

[@maxtcgeeked]

looks like he made the right choice considering it is 2021 now.

[@miamiglc]

hey Joel, after 3 years is still working? and if yes can you send me a exact list of the material used, i want to try also

[@AlbionAleksio31]

You think something will work after 3 years of being in liquid?

[@fabiofoltran4361]

@@AlbionAleksio31yes

[@digitalventuremovement7680]

@@AlbionAleksio31 what do you think transmission have man...? electronics in hot oil!!! they last 5 to 10 years

[@lizzyshi3917]

Hi, we are manufacturing and selling immersion liquid cooling box and miners. Here's a video for your reference https: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWGVaoJurb11fq8

[@renyk]

Hello, Greetings, you could tell us without the team still works, as I read this liquid degrades components, thanks in advance for your comments

[@firesculpturevideo]

the mineral oil for a rig my size would cost $800.00 I think if you can buy bulk high voltage transformer oil and really go big it could work. I think its a good idea worth investigating further.

[@elioalcala4371]

Don't/is very poisonus-cancer warrantied

[@unknownuser3193]

5:58 everything is looking GOOD

[@StephenOwen]

Come on man, we need to know how efficient this was. How hot did the fluid get? Was the radiator able to transmit enough heat out of the medium? Did you stick with it? Why not?

[@JoelPagan]

Leaving out details. Fluid tested until 110 degrees. Max temperature reached in +-30min at a normal room temperature. Minus +-10 room temperature reached in +30min. Two radiators (these specifically) cannot remove the heat generated. This is somewhat given because they are built for ~350 watt of heat removal give or take. A custom radiator would do. I still wanted to test this though. I did not stick with it because it was purely an experiment to get some numbers in order to properly calculate scalability requirements. There is a lot of math out there to calculate this but no practice. I hope that helps.

[@StephenOwen]

Joel Pagan thanks for the reply. It would be interesting to combine this with a window ac to more effectively draw the heat from the radiator. Or place a large radiator with a fan outside of the window to place the waste heat outside directly.

[@JoelPagan]

Stephen Owen Definitely. It really depends on your goal. One miner and trying to get rid of noise? Then just build a simple sound box with mufflers and loaded mass roll. Trying to keep cool and noiseless 5-10 in an office closet? Then just use this setup with a heat exchange condenser (the ones that look like an ac). Only if you can justify the extra cost of equipment and oil. Somewhat hard to make the case for that though. Bitmain tried to do liquid cooling with the c1 but it's not as cost effective. Works OK for hobbyists but not scalable. I'm willing to demonstrate a large scale solution if enough people find value in doing so. What window setup were you considering?

[@StephenOwen]

200 percent a day, how why the hell would you be seeking peoples funds if you could guarantee such returns? Get out of here with this preposterous garbage, we already have a bad enough reputation without charlatans like this.

[@Tunnelrat6666]

Fuck off Frank.

[@Shockmaster87]

This is literally one of the coolest things I think i've seen when talking crypto!

[@Riverwalk2022]

In theory, this setup should work with any miner, right? Something like the s19 Pro at 110th/s should do awesome in a home, I wonder?

[@liubomir3186]

But probably better to use bigger aquarium and bigger radiator .

[@hownottogame8423]

I read something about the mineral oil degrades rubber... So not sure if this is a good idea or not

[@christopherbonettorres6561]

A lot of people are asking if the Antminer still working now days.

[@shesharc]

Very cool....did you not face any issues with the fan rpms being affected due to the viscosity of the mineral oil putting a load on the fans?

[@thatguygambit5062]

So from my understanding: the fans do spin slower, but it isn't bad for them.

[@chadjones4255]

Fan speed is controlled by current, and then assumed to be roughly correct. So the regulator does not know that the fan is actually spinning slowly.

[@NiceMoKnows]

You can remove the fans just put the hoses under the miner to make it boil out.

[@abboudkarim]

@@NiceMoKnows you will need a fan emulator for that

[@LamGorYun]

u forgot to add fish

[@pana5163]

Good Guy its Not water

[@fikus1080]

and chips ;)

[@AmeerAfiq]

Pembaris

[@mantopic3641]

@@AmeerAfiq Ruler la

[@skipp8268]

hahaha wtf hahha

[@barrymiddlebrook1230]

Great video. However, everyone should know that mineral oil is flammable and can be used in an oil lamp. If it catches fire, then it will burn and burn. If it is near flammable material such as a cloth then the oil could feed that material similar to a wick. If you use this type of system for cooling, then please have an automatic fire suppression system capable of quenching oil fires. Remember, the electric system could also cause a spark and ignite the oil.

[@dangates9729]

MIneral oil is not flammable, its combustable...big difference

[@MrBerran1000]

Rule number one: no rubber! It Will degrade in to the mineral oil. Hope u found a loop hole otherwise happy cleaning cx

[@Patzraw]

hello, how to mining with fan low speed error due to oil cooling? i made all you made, but i got low speed fan error on my s19 and s9se

[@farnsworth9350]

Runtime of 1min 26 seconds, how does it looks after a day.

[@germanretorto8177]

Hello friend, what is the name of the oil pump? And could you tell me the measurements of the radiator? Thank you very much

[@andresgonzalez5092]

Greetings, excellent video, I have a question when submerging the machine in the oil, the fans continued to work properly or at some point they turned off and the machine stopped working. Thank you for your answer.

[@norbertbenedek6035]

Hi would like ask the external ventilation wher is connected? To the mother board? Wht is managed the ventilator and circulation oil pump? Order to get 20 celsius? Thanks for answering.

[@guillemartinez8247]

you are going to have problems with the cooler of the same equipment since the mineral oil restricts the speed of the fan cooler and it may burn

[@carandril86]

It's true but the thermal coefficient of the oil is way higher then air

[@anthonyhernandez1229]

Any updates? Would really like to know if you're still hashing? What temps? What problems you've encountered? Please and Thank You

[@shawntaylor5690]

so what is the result after 2 months in operation , i think using mineral oil is genius keeps the temp under control noise reduction

[@kenvng]

Deterioration and thing start to cough up blood.

[@masteryonline8753]

Great job. I think you need a fan simulator to replace the actual fan.

[@jord123gidget]

Great video! Can you make a follow up video like you mentioned with the temperature checks, and also the noise manifold?

[@bruceansell3338]

How long did the AntMiner survive? What failed if anything? What size fish tank???

[@andresgonzalez5092]

Greetings, excellent your video, when you did the tests, the heat extractors of the machine, being immersed in the oil, had any problems and the machine continued mining perfectly?

[@KeywordManagement]

This is blowing my mind. How is the mineral oil does not short any electrical components out?

[@bradsherman1364]

Non conductive

[@FUFUWO]

Hey man I was wondering if you had any problems since mineral oil contains corrosive sulfur in it. In the long run have you had any oxidation problems or failures in your hardware/electronics? Anyone here done this ??

[@jorgeneo560]

linustechtips use the same kit for a pc, and what i a can tell you is that mineral destroy plastic parts, this miner are not desinged for this, i am not saying that is not a bad idea but you had to do a lot of modding for dont destroy anything, all the power cables conectors and plastic parts will get damage in the long term, but pcb heatsink and other metalic stuff would be fine

[@MrZsdobra]

@@jorgeneo560 Hi Mate, I plan to create someting similar, so please tell me, are you sure they use the 100% same oil? As I see it is a food grade type so it is not allowe to destroy plastic parts normaly.

[@jorgeneo560]

Zsolt Dobra i didnt build, but in theory will work, you can buy a gallon in their page and submerge what ever you wanna try wait two weeks and see, if its ok theres would be no problem

[@MrEROMEX]

This is reminiscet of the Cray supercomputer. Have you enhanced the CPU working frequency ? Plerhaps you can run your CPUs at double speed with this array. Your curious doggie is realy nice.

[@zeedest]

Does someone have tried it? Does it work in long run?

[@joseantoniol.8284]

Are the two fans from the Miner necessary if I submerge the Miner in Oil? In other videos they have submerged the Miner in Oil without the 2 fans.

[@mikeBURRITO]

I have a few questions. How long did you use this? And during that time, were you able to overclock the miner and maintain decent temps? How was the sound level ? And lastly, after you decided to take the miner out of the mineral oil, how did you clean it out? Thanks for the video!

[@kevinpunk2006]

all I can think of cleaning it with is QD electrical contact cleaner

[@noway8233]

Cleaning this stuff will be a problem..maybe yuo can use ipa (isopropil alcohol, but i think yuo gona need to disasemble the unit and clean very carefully if yuo want to work in air

[@kevinpunk2006]

@@noway8233 I read this as use ipa "beer" lol and was instantly like yupp a couple IPA's and some elbow grease...lol but yeah iso would work wonders, I would use 50% or 70% so it doesn't dry that fast...or qd electronic cleaner

[@64adrien]

Good morning, great video, this installation makes a lot of noise from outside and this reduces electricity consumption?

[@GReg-yo4ll]

crazy I had no idea mineral oil could be used as a non-conductive coolant

[@Gothika47]

There are videos about that from like 10 years ago.

[@tigermarket308]

You can actually use many industrial liquids as non-conductive coolant. Also water. You just need to make sure that there are no impurities.. Oil is just better, because it does not evaporate on the operating temperatures of such a system.

[@connerrodderick3526]

polyolefin fluid is the best - least toxic and degrades the slowest. Datacenters can use half a million litres of the stuff!

[@akmala8215]

Hi sir can I know dimensions of aquarium and then how many liter you full fill ? Thanks

[@makkomaster]

Awesome!! What kind of radiator are u using ?? Give us the the part list ;) to build it. Regards

[@ecookman]

alejandro L trujillo S literally any radiator would do then size the hose and pump to the rad

[@dzsozeTTa]

XSPC 360mm radiator

[@tronixfix]

Use a car or truck radiator!

[@egondro9157]

I have to ask? Would not the viscosity not matter with the radiator flow rate. If they are rated for water not oil I would imagine the flow rate would not be optimal for cooling with a standard water cooling radiator.

[@meta_quest_3]

Can you tell me the sound in db, if it's good. Can you send a other video very step by step, how to do this coolest please

[@Gamen4Bros]

This is sick!!

[@bintangisnurfirly3014]

have you try to put peltier on the radiator to help cooling down the temp?

[@networknick1024]

Great video. Is it still running? Lifespan of the ASICs when submerged in mineral oil?

[@GOLTURBO555]

Aboout 250 years... Human being nowadays can live 510 years... so you can expect to have one spare ASIC in you closet.

[@GeeMannn]

@@GOLTURBO555 bro what

[@GOLTURBO555]

@@GeeMannn Quarentine. We all gonna die, arrested at our own houses.

[@0verk11L]

wtf is wrong with this guy or am i just stupid

[@jetsetjourneysofficial]

I guess that it didn't work for long

[@dodge1629]

Awesome ! You just beat up 3M and other companies making a "liquid" for the same purpose, but in a cheap way with the same result ! 1 Gallon of the 3M liquid is over $400 bucks, and 1 gallon of the mineral oil is less than $25 bucks at Walmart ! Great video bro !

[@poipoi300]

Novec or fluorinert are much more efficient than using mineral oil. On top of that, mineral oil is nearly impossible to remove from the components once you take them out and erosion can even end up destroying some parts while 3M's solutions will protect your parts.

[@gotwebsite1]

@@poipoi300 3 gallons of novatec is $151

[@poipoi300]

@@gotwebsite1 I looked up what novatec is and it seems to be a fertilizer. This information seems completely irrelevant. Unless you're talking about something else?

[@gotwebsite1]

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[@gotwebsite1]

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[@HELLOSEMPA]

Really cool project. How loud does it get?

[@ashtongrist]

This should be how to silence your miner

[@mikkihintikka7273]

you can put silence box around it.

[@ashtongrist]

vsn anyone explain how to run the fans with spoofers and so on because everyone has missed this out. i should do a video on it myself

[@keiko909]

@@ashtongrist you can purchase them online (eBay). He also missed out (but comments further down), that with his current set up, it's not enough to cool the oil sufficiently. A bigger radiator and pump is needed.

[@MRHS1986]

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[@nivethanm4984]

Still waiting for a update.... of this 😐

[@mikolcreates]

been 3 years....still waiting

[@nivethanm4984]

@@mikolcreates yeep still waiting 🥲

[@bmcardle312]

Great job, but may need to move pump higher in tank to reach the hot oil were at the bottom is the colder oil.

[@graycensmith4900]

Are there any points for concern when dipping your miner into this or a similar substance? If a novice wanted to carry out this experiment, what might an adept miner say to them in order to prevent damage?

[@NiceMoKnows]

Mineral oil is not the best choice but it is significantly cheaper.

[@grasshopper3085]

How many decibles do you get with the muffler and without the muffler?

[@battlespacex8593]

liquid nitrogen submersion ..,.???

[@JoelPagan]

Battlespace X I'll do it if enough people request doing so. I'll start looking into it. Edit- Only benefit seems to find out the max overclock. Hasn't anyone already done so?

[@battlespacex8593]

Joel Pagan okay thanks thumbs up for that

[@resetcoder]

Note that silicon chips has working temperature range, under certain temperatures they might not work or may work faulty. They all have a datasheet containing the working temperature range, that is usually between around -50 and +100C. If there is a kind of luck the silicon chip can create that much heat to heat up the conducting material between the chip and the coolant to maintain the working heat range even with such an excess cooling, then it might work. In worst case there is a chance to break the chip because of thermal difference on the two sides. A lot of materials crack if one side is overcooled and other side it warm. Silicon chips are not different. Keep in mind this might ruin the equipment.

[@digitalstyles]

So build it similar to a MRI Scanner. We use liquid helium to cool our magnets. but we layer our silicone and wires in multiple layers of epoxy prior to the "direct" exposure to the liquid.

[@digitalstyles]

But even so, the more heat you generate the more of whatever liquid you'll boil off unless you use a condenser unit that captures the boil-off and re-liquefies it.

[@wjfaxing]

We have developed oil cooling technology in China. After oil cooling, the temperature can be controlled at about 30°, and the computing power can be overclocked by 15%-20%.

[@suhdude9775]

roi 6 million years

[@007TigerTank]

Nah, its about 10 months

[@radosmitic8731]

nice video m8

[@claralee4422]

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[@mourya09]

Is it possible to update the Pump Part 2, as the given link is not working.

[@codexic]

Awesome idea.. did the fan on the antminer not impede the water flow or break?

[@socomax223]

Oil *

[@cushshonvlogs420]

as a prank the camera man should have replaced the oil in the bottles with water lol!

[@eugski8498]

Oil is no transmiter any electricity .. so is good way coling

[@RealSagnik]

That was sarcasm :3

[@eugski8498]

dont take risc with water but oil good . is no problem for electiricty many motors electric is inside oil

[@kevinvt4174]

distilled water can be used.

[@haauy5374]

distilled water is still water and it does not change the chemical bonding and conductivity of the compound.

[@teknolojigundemi]

Great Idea for Sound and Cooling. Nice "" Experiment.""

[@scalamasterelectros3204]

Why do you leave the fans on the ant miner in mineral oil they are not needed

[@rus4play]

Did this like 10 years ago :D still got the vids in my channel and a blog with bunch of information about it. boring. The oil gets warmed up pretty quick and then the whole thing gets hot. Cooling it costs extra energy = youre loosing money on cooling that oil. Also some people write about health concerns (a little bit of that oil evaporates in the air in your room as far as i could find out back then. and then youre breathing it constantly ...)

[@Flyit37075]

would an uber radiator help, bunches alum tubing through the tank and pump ice water from chest with 12v water pump.. post your link. projects like these are great. thanks Jeff

[@Artemis_xe]

2 years* ago

[@hugostiglitz3738]

*losing

[@joshgagliardo233]

What fish tank and tubing did you use? And how many gallons of mineral oil were needed to fill it? Please post the links to buy the fish tank and tubing. Thanks!

[@alwyndylan7509]

Nice and informative .

[@archerharrisarcherharris6296]

Mr Dylan how long have you been mining with this trend ?

[@audreybrown9635]

I'm grateful to all of those who posted about Mr John Herman, I'm making what I never believed I could make too.

[@timmyabeyfun5726]

hay joel, can you upload new update video about this project, is it really help to reduce heat and noise....how it is i running for couple month....thanks

[@MyName-mo7fw]

What if you were to put everything ( tank and all ) into a small refrigerator?

[@rustycannon2049]

A refrigerator is not designed to cool an active heat source. Think about how long it takes to cool a 12 pack of coke which isn't not generating heat continuously. You'd end up with a really hot fridge.

[@CJFilms1001]

A refrigerator only pulls the energy (heat) from the inside, and drags less energy into the inside. The hotter it is outside a fridge, it will get hotter inside the fridge.

[@ilyashishanov3001]

hi, what pump do you use with two radiators? link does not work

[@VlogdoLisboaOficial]

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[@JoelPagan]

Vlog do Lisboa muito obrigado

[@lucasmafort_br5291]

br aq

[@inachu]

1:38 many say gravel is bad idea as power fans can suck up the gravel and kill the fans

[@michael4383]

how to waste money.

[@VSBK_SNOW]

machael how to be an idiot.

[@michael4383]

C_Qurity who is machael ?

[@VSBK_SNOW]

michael ....irony

[@michael4383]

irony is machael u say ?

[@sp3ckulatitus695]

That escalated quickly.

[@ALlHHD]

lets see the muffler video, please...

[@vanasdale]

Thanks for showing your long-term success with the uptime of 1min and 26sec of uptime. 6:20

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[@luisenriquebriceno5539]

Did you remove the fans fron antminer? why you dont introduce UPS in fishtank? could you do that? How did you know that you should change the pump?

[@JB-sc3fr]

I would remove the fans on the miner. Waste of power

[@JoelPagan]

Joel B True. Depending on what firmware you run. Some older firmware will not allow you to hash if fans are not detected.

[@JB-sc3fr]

Joel Pagan how has it been mining so far? Let's say I had a big tank with 4 miners in it, with oil, do you suppose there would be enough heat in the oil to flow through a coil in my ductwork to heat my home reasonably?

[@JoelPagan]

Joel B Technically it would be possible but I don't think you would want that because you want the inverse of that setup. In your case your describing the desire to have the greatest amount of heat go through ducted pipes and then home radiators. In the mining setup you want the least amount of heat going through pipes because your trying to keep the temperature -10 below room temp. I don't want to give specific numbers because they are highly subjective and not fully scientific. However, I am completely certain that 4 of these can keep a 2500sq ft. home perfectly warm all winter long if the home has reasonable insulation and you duct the output to your home vents. No need for costly oil nor containers.

[@ravanabrahmarakshas4263]

Joel B you will cook the chips in the device. NOT recommended. you need a 300 watts motor with a POOL pump and a car radiator to cool the oil enough. this cost a lot and a month for constructing it.

[@JoelPagan]

Ravana Brahma Rakshas Why would you need a 300watt pump? With a specific type of looped setup you can avoid having a pump.

[@livinglong8258]

well explained..have you heard about ledu coin and it packages...do you have anything to say on it,I want to invest

[@alexanderhowarth6460]

Moronic idea that obviously wouldn't work better than air and would rapidly degrade your components. Take that rad and attach it directly to the chips, and then increase airflow over the rad instead of putting the whole thing in what is essentially an incubator and using a radiator that is a fraction the volume of the fluid inside the tank that would obviously not be able to deal with the heat. Hugely irresponsible video as I can see people asking how to build this in the comments, without finishing the video and showing people that this doesn't work, and instead calling it "literally the coolest" is encouraging people to throw thousands of dollars and the planet's resources into the trash

[@inceptionx2977]

That is where you are so so wrong! If anything, this will last longer than any other miner being cooled by air. 1. No dust 2. No corrosion to the PCB 3. This would keep the miner MUCH cooler than just with air What would be even better would be to use a Peltier!

[@Lipi19821]

Dean O mineral oil does damage to plastic and rubber parts...so it depends if it would last longer in mineral oil....

[@inception69]

Lipi19821 it is submerged. No damage will be done.

[@Lipi19821]

inception69 read my comment again and tell me where you got idea that I dont know its submerget...

[@holeechit_]

there are many PCs built in mineral oil tanks and they would last for years with almost no damage. because the oil lubricates every mechanical part and at the same time preserve its condition better than being out in the open air, exposed to more impurities.

[@ktreadwell11]

where did you buy all of the parts from? Thanks

[@zamazalotta]

Bitcoin minig = ewaste

[@JoelPagan]

zamazalotta This isn't mining. This is fishing.

[@MK-lk7nc]

This year my miners completely eliminated my heating bill.

[@indianacolumbus9754]

He is tanking

[@ej2659]

Ironic that you can't spell "mining" correctly.

[@multihrab]

Indeed, that's why Zoin is such a better option. CPU mining. You could mine with your own personal computer with out the need to invest a dollar.

[@chantelguajardo8976]

Best thing I have seen! They should have not been advertising Bitcoins tanks but bitcoin fishtanks.... they way of the future :)

[@madmining5725]

Don't stop thinking outside the box. I'm also working on a scalable solution. Essentially your challenge is the heat exchange efficiency. Keep posting updates. Good luck

[@JoelPagan]

Mad Mining Might do an update soon.

[@saaytech4557]

Can you tell me where did you get the radiator from?

[@Necole-e7m3d]

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[@dicesse]

I'm using Aixin A1 with custom firmware. Will it work without Miner / PSU fans?

[@AliAli-bp1sn]

Hi brother, thanks for the video, please advice me what is the best oil.

[@ironhead320]

Where did you get the parts to do this

[@FUFUWO]

Does this radiator work??? Don't you need something more heavy duty??. Don't it need a wider diameter on the tubes so more liquid get cooled faster, and also tubes made of copper??? Seems like that would get pretty hot.

[@gr8o2h2o]

I didn't hear that you put a filter so at some point the mineral oil will get dirty over time like all liquids that circulate.

[@JoelPagan]

Damascus Steele No filter in this experiment but a large scale solution design requires one.

[@elioalcala4371]

Why a cooling radiador /water pump specs?

[@ricardogarcia69]

good project, what pump do you use?

[@SeamanTech]

You dont need to put a loop btw.. mineral oil is the coolant itself... And the edges of your aquarium will be eaten by the mineral oil over time.. so youll notice mineral oil leaks

[@Pravin_Yeshua_BTC]

Awesome!! 🧡 How much would something like this cost turnkey? I just wanna buy one and have it work.

[@NitroDesignVideoHD]

Los coolers funcionan igual sumergidos en el aceite?

[@md.yasranbhuyan3429]

From where did you buy the fluid? Can you please share the name and characteristics of the fluid? Is there any online website from where I can buy the fluid?

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[@glalconrafael8757]

Good morning Mr Joel, could you tell us where you bought your asics? Thanks

[@vincentquest]

how about an update? what are your max temps and did your hashrate drop off over time?

[@ashtongrist]

I'm confused by the fact that you dont have a pwm error when using the fans in oil? Please explain. I already have a faulty fan and so intend to put an fanbegone thing on it even though it works. I need the fan error to go away and for the fan to go around? Please help!

[@vinznes7792]

Can u use modem internet for the WLAN?

[@ashtongrist]

I have pwm caps to lie about the rpm speed but otherwise what do i do about the fans? why leave them on?

[@Carlos.A.M.S]

Good afternoon. Joel Pagan is it you without video?

[@madmaxita71]

Hi mate, exellent work ! Questions: Alimentation can be inside the pool ? And, SSD can also be under the oil ? Thanks

[@pointblank6]

I was looking at making a mineral oil computer years ago but never pulled the trigger. I remember reading that SSD are fine submerged but HDD aren't.

[@JoelPagan]

Yes and yes

[@Cuervoalicante]

It's working actually? it's quiet to stay in the same room when you sleep? had some electric problem? I'm really interested in the results of the experiment

[@af6727]

how many gallons is the fish tank?