[Cobra]

http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1104341

[watsisname]

Mmm, deep fried silicon-rich chicken.  *salivates*

[Dark Hunter]

I wonder just what that would taste like...
I shudder to think of the poor people who read that, try it themselves, yet skip over the key phrase "non-electrically conductive oil". 

[NGTM-1R]

Finally, something Hippo can use his overheating laptop for.

[WMCoolmon]

I would be more impressed if they cooked the french fries merely by overclocking the mobo.

[Turambar]

ive always wanted to hook up my water-cooling to a coffee machine,  i wonder if it's possible.

i mean, i do have a prescott core cpu in that computer, so getting it hot enough isnt a problem at all.

[Tyrian]

I had a friend of mine computer that would idle at 80 degrees F.  We could probably get the CPU hot enough to at least reheat some frozen dinners. 

[MatthewPapa]

is this......real? 

[WMCoolmon]

Really what people need to do is invent some kind of heat capacitors that are accessible enough for commercial use. Think of it like regenerative braking - you connect one end of a hose to a wall socket, and one end to your new video card. Presto! Hot water and full house heating for a month.

[redsniper]

Or, have your water cooling system power a generator which in turn powers your computer. Aaaah, perpetual motion!

[Ford Prefect]

This guy clearly knows nothing about the culinary arts. Everyone knows that fried computer is served with l337sauce.

[Scuddie]

There's nothing new about this.  Tom's did a cooking oil experiment about a year ago, which provided extremely good OC possibilities, and without the use of any heatsyncs. However, ionization did occur...

[Tyrian]

This guy clearly knows nothing about the culinary arts. Everyone knows that fried computer is served with l337sauce.

 

Don't forget the dip to go with the chips!