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We are finding that labels are peeling off after immersion, can we prevent this from happening?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Material Compatibility, Dielectric Coolants - Technical > AmpCool, Dielectric Coolants - Technical > BitCool, Dielectric Coolants - Technical > ElectroCool

bitcoiner08

bitcoiner08

What is the difference between BitCool and ElectroCool? Can I safely put my GPUs or Servers in BitCool?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Dielectric Coolants - Technical > BitCool, Dielectric Coolants - Technical > ElectroCool, Material Compatibility, Crypto/Blockchain, Servers / CPU / FPGAs

bitcoiner08

bitcoiner08

Should I use cPVC, Copper, or Steel piping or something else for plumbing my SLIC system?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Dielectric Coolants - Technical, Material Compatibility, SLICTanks

bitcoiner08

bitcoiner08

What do you recommend as a thermal interface material (TIM) for heat sinks and CPUs or ASICs when your Dielectric Coolants?

Asked 5 years ago 2 answers

Dielectric Coolants - Technical > BitCool, Material Compatibility

bitcoiner08

bitcoiner08

How do you solve the problem of coolant traveling up the cables due to capillary action?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Tank / System Design, Material Compatibility, SLICTanks

bitcoiner08

bitcoiner08

Are your dielectric coolants compatible with electrolytic capacitors?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Dielectric Coolants - Technical, Material Compatibility

Guest

Guest

Can I use a chest freezer as a tank to cool the BitCool BC-888 Dielectric Coolant?

Asked 5 years ago 3 answers

BitCool® BC-888 Dielectric Coolant

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Guest

Is bitcool compatible with epdm rubber hoses?

Asked 3 years ago 1 answer

BitCool® BC-888 Dielectric Coolant

bitcoiner08

bitcoiner08

Are acrylic and polycarbonate sheet compatible with your Dielectric Coolants?

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Dielectric Coolants - Technical, Material Compatibility, SLICTanks

EF Support Team

EF Support Team

What material can be used to "in-fill" voids / spaces within a SLIC container to reduce it fluid volume?

Asked 5 years ago 2 answers

Dielectric Coolants - Technical > AmpCool, Dielectric Coolants - Technical > ElectroCool, Material Compatibility, Tank / System Design

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