GELID Wing 12 fans run in water

Robert Hallock 15 Jan, 2009 at 3:28am ET Article published in Tech

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1. 
   15 Jan 2009 ~ 4:22am DrLiam Random but quiet epic.
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   15 Jan 2009 ~ 8:05am Zuntar I hate content filters #$%!*$#^ IT department!
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   15 Jan 2009 ~ 1:45pm Snarkasm ps sry 4 breathing, I was expecting somebody to edit it.
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   15 Jan 2009 ~ 3:49pm Zuntar

   Snarkasm said:

   ps sry 4 breathing, I was expecting somebody to edit it.

   ??
5. 
   15 Jan 2009 ~ 3:50pm Tim Wow! They really DO run under water! Amazing! I'm gonna go buy some right now!
   
   That way, if my 3rd floor apartment ever gets flooded, at least I won't have to worry about the fans in the computer! :)
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   15 Jan 2009 ~ 3:58pm TiberiusLazarus

   Tim said:

   Wow! They really DO run under water! Amazing! I'm gonna go buy some right now!
   
   That way, if my 3rd floor apartment ever gets flooded, at least I won't have to worry about the fans in the computer! :)

   I hate you.
7. 
   15 Jan 2009 ~ 4:02pm Thrax :tim:
   
   I hope the synchronicity is not lost on some.
8. 
   15 Jan 2009 ~ 5:25pm MachineDog Hah, Awesome. Not quite sure what you'd need it for though, maybe for a full immersion kit it might be useful.
9. 
   15 Jan 2009 ~ 7:30pm Tim Maybe this fan is meant to be used with a water cooling system?
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    15 Jan 2009 ~ 8:18pm Komete Haha GJ! Ballzy. What made this even better was the video. Pics are great but video rules the day.
    
    If I was doing the test you'd probably hear a bunch of laughter and a O shite! it's working lol...
11. 
    15 Jan 2009 ~ 8:33pm Thrax No, it's just a fan that happens to be designed in such a way that water doesn't effect it.
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    16 Jan 2009 ~ 10:38am the_technocrat DIY minisub ROV gogogo
13. 
    16 Jan 2009 ~ 12:34pm MachineDog the_technocrat knows what to do!
    
    And I'm sure water would still be a factor on the magnets in some corrosive way or something.
    
    What are you using to tape this video by the way? That is REALLY sharp.
14. 
    16 Jan 2009 ~ 12:36pm Thrax Canon 50D.
15. 
    16 Jan 2009 ~ 1:58pm Snarkasm Erroneous!
    
    Canon 5D Mark II with, in this instance, the 50mm f/1.4 lens.
16. 
    16 Jan 2009 ~ 2:37pm Thrax What's a zero between friends, right?
17. 
    16 Jan 2009 ~ 2:43pm Snarkasm Naturally.
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    1 Nov 2009 ~ 1:44pm shaolin95 Sweet, I can use it as a powerhead for my fishtanks@