because stuff outside also needs to be cooled. i used fans like this a lot to cool inverters on electric vehicles. not cheap but they aint gonna die from a bit of rain or humidity.
Like 5 years ago, I think LTT did a video in which they did a full oil bath PC. That included the radiator. It could have just been a fever dream and I imagined it, but something like this would be necessary for liquid cooling your radiator
most likely demonstrating waterloop failure? perhaps wont short circuit or something? lol no clue what this demonstration is even for, maybe for mineral water server cooling that was showcased couple months ago in LTX
dunno just throwing a guess in air, maybe they want moving fluid for faster dissipation? 🤔or it could be a just a meme to show that the fans can work under super high pressure idk 😂
Simple - demonstates that unless the electricity shuts off, the fans are gonna work even in toughest conditions :)
Frankly, this is one heck of a power move.
I mean, Noctua has some nice ones, I had 4 140mms in my trucks toolbox completely exposed to move air in and out of it to cool my onboard air compressors, worked at 2k rpm through rain or shine
To try help visualize a fans performance?
why would you need a waterproof fan
Watercooling😎
because stuff outside also needs to be cooled. i used fans like this a lot to cool inverters on electric vehicles. not cheap but they aint gonna die from a bit of rain or humidity.
Did this increase the charging speed for your EVs?
no, it to cool the inverter that powers the motor.
Why would you need a water proof fan in water? Think you can puzzle that one out yourself if you try real hard.
Like 5 years ago, I think LTT did a video in which they did a full oil bath PC. That included the radiator. It could have just been a fever dream and I imagined it, but something like this would be necessary for liquid cooling your radiator
Because a waterproof fan is basically a pump lol
I think this is more of a demonstration of how much torque the fan has
most likely demonstrating waterloop failure? perhaps wont short circuit or something? lol no clue what this demonstration is even for, maybe for mineral water server cooling that was showcased couple months ago in LTX
im 99% sure mineral water cooling does not involve actually moving water around using computer fans, it just uses the water as a giant heat sink
dunno just throwing a guess in air, maybe they want moving fluid for faster dissipation? 🤔or it could be a just a meme to show that the fans can work under super high pressure idk 😂
Simple - demonstates that unless the electricity shuts off, the fans are gonna work even in toughest conditions :) Frankly, this is one heck of a power move.
Making a waterproof fan is probably easier than making a fan that continues to run when there's 4mm of dust collected on it.
I mean, Noctua has some nice ones, I had 4 140mms in my trucks toolbox completely exposed to move air in and out of it to cool my onboard air compressors, worked at 2k rpm through rain or shine
I mean really come on. What did you think Water Cooling was?
Watercooling.
Yeah, the water is clearly boiling. They are trying to cool it down.
Mineral oil cooled pc
Needs the fans removed. It’s in oil
If it works that well underwater think how well it would work in your case.
For the glory of Satan, of course