and you guys didn't believe me 
said it cpl times in here 
hehe
said it cpl times in here heheI did! Just confirming your findings match my friend's results.
@ user27
Is the warmer ASIC with the cooler VRM the submerged one?
If so a small heatsink on the ASIC also submerged might help lower current.
Is the warmer ASIC with the cooler VRM the submerged one?
If so a small heatsink on the ASIC also submerged might help lower current.
That's not how evap cooling works; the bath is at 60 degrees and as soon as anything gets above that the liquid boils carrying the heat away. Heat sinks go at the other end of the system to cool the water in the loop.
u27
Thx, I'm now slightly less ignorant on the subject.
Had I engaged brain, answer is in data.
Is that the stuff in the heat pipes on heatsinks?
Does it require pressure lid or just cooling to recapture?
Would be expensive fun to watch that stuff in traditional water cooling system.
Potential catastrophy and all.
More pics please please please
YMMV