[Beowulf] Re: Cooler room or cooler servers?
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Some time ago, I was thinking of using an inert liquid such as 3M's Fluorinert for refrigeration. This stuff is electrically inert, has some heat transport capacity - and a boiling point that can be engineered into the 30 - 40'C range. The idea was to dip the mobos into a pan of the stuff, with the disks and power supplies outside. You are ensured that the heatsink on the CPU will not go over an external temperature of, for example, 34'C - no CPU fan needed. Idem for the mobo chipset and RAM. The whole exterior surface of the pan acts as a giant heat exchanger in the 2-3 sq.ft. range. Any gut reactions out there?
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