Aqua PC
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| Posted: | December 14th 2008 |
| Updated: | December 14th 2008 - 12:07 PM |
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Outstanding (7.4)
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| Homepage: | http://www.soerennielsen.dk/ |
| Worklog: | http://www.soerennielsen.dk/mod/blob2/ |
| System Specs: | » Celeron 700MHz » 128MB PC133 ram » 2GB hard disk drive » Diamond Viper 550 » 85 L aquarium » 5 Guppies » 10 Neon tetra |
| Performed Mods: | Revised passive cooling on motherboard and graphics card. Passive cooled memory. Removed unnecessary sockets and I/O ports. applied watertight seal using lacquer and epoxy |
| Worklog and video can be seen here: http://soerennielsen.dk/mod/blob2/index_en.php | |

22 Comments
And I have been working on it, on and off, for two years.
Removing excess IO slots = very original
But, why all the ancient components. I like it, but am not voting at this point. I would like to see a more modern PC.
http://soerennielsen.dk/mod/blob2/index.php#25
At 14:45 The internal speaker goes off, It was the keboard dying. solution: cut the wire to the speaker :-) But the music keeps going.
I dont think the hardware is relevent, the work is what is relevent when it comes to modding.
Why waste fine hardware when I knew that the sealing would las no more than a day?
Besides my first attempt failed. It never booted, but at that time I didn't boot the machine before water was added :-(
De-ionized?
Aren't you afraid of the effects of electrolisis and disimilar metal galvanic corrosion?
Thanks for giving a crappy rating on my last project low BTW. :(
Ty ger how do you know he gave you a crappy vote? Unless someone made a comment, there is no way to know.
Yes, there are fish in there.