CalVic Member Aug 24, 2016 #1 So, one of my dedicated server in France is watercooled using a massive loop system as seen here: Now.. the water blocks they use are... well: Now... Isn't it a striking resemblance to this: and so... as the result of me being bored:
So, one of my dedicated server in France is watercooled using a massive loop system as seen here: Now.. the water blocks they use are... well: Now... Isn't it a striking resemblance to this: and so... as the result of me being bored:
SuB The Webmaster Aug 25, 2016 #2 is this OVH? I know they made a big deal about watercooling their data centres
SPS Moderator Aug 25, 2016 #3 You just need to correct the lighting on it and it will look spot on :lol:
CalVic Member Aug 25, 2016 #4 Yes this is OVH I did think about adjusting the lighting, I may do it again later
hmmblah Administrator Staff member Aug 25, 2016 #5 lol , love your edit. What diameter is that tubing? Looks really small. Any idea what they used for liquid in those?
lol , love your edit. What diameter is that tubing? Looks really small. Any idea what they used for liquid in those?
shambles1980 New member Aug 25, 2016 #6 looks like 5mm id max to me ventruli should mean its fine but pumps may suffer
K Kamimaru New member Mar 6, 2017 #7 wow... sorry for digging out old (relatively) threads I couldn't help, where do the pictures of the pudding waterblocks come from ?
wow... sorry for digging out old (relatively) threads I couldn't help, where do the pictures of the pudding waterblocks come from ?
, love your edit.
