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To: Joe NYC who wrote (135205)5/16/2001 11:33:35 AM
From: Tony Viola  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
Joe, OK, I retract the thermal shock possibilities because the liquid would be at room. Sounds like you think liquid is a good probability. So, when do YOU think we will see PCs or servers liquid cooled? By server types:

X86, IA64, Palos, Hammers

SPARC

Anything else?

Tony



To: Joe NYC who wrote (135205)5/16/2001 11:34:16 AM
From: John Walliker  Respond to of 186894
 
Jozef,

One problem with fluorocarbons is that they can make silicone rubber and some other polymers swell, so there is still a need to be careful about what materials come into contact with the coolant.

John


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