Why This Computer Works Better Fully Submerged in Liquid
This man completely submerged his computer in a tank filled with liquid. At first glance, you might think he'd just destroyed his machine. Yet, instead of causing a short circuit, the computer actually works better than before. This liquid isn't water, but a dielectric fluid, a special liquid that doesn't conduct electricity and can coat electronic components without damaging them. When the computer heats up, the liquid boils and turns into steam. As it rises, this steam cools upon contact with a condenser, condenses back into liquid, and then falls back into the tank, creating a continuous, fanless cooling system. This technology is extremely effective, but it has one major drawback: its very high cost. That's why it's mainly found in high-end servers and large data centers.
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