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To: Tony Viola who wrote (135204)	5/16/2001 11:24:54 AM
From: Joe NYC	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Tony, I responded to this post by Tim, which is not about water cooling: .... Liquid flourocarbons, e.g., the Fluorinert variants like FC-77, are non-corrosive and can contact the CPUs and even the entire boards ... " The concept is the same, but the liquid is not water - meaning that there is no refrigiration, compression or peltiers involved. Just a liquid used for cooling rather than air. The thing with liquid is that you can conduct the heat away to a more convenient, centralized place, and do the cooling there, rather than have multiple fans inside the case, and a bunch of case fans, with the case sounding like a vacuum cleaner. Joe