Bitcoin Antminer spotted completely submerged in cooled oil at Computex 2023

Computex 2023 is off to a racing start and while the showroom floor is inundated with PC gaming hardware we have spotted a pretty unique cryptocurrency mining rig.

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While cryptocurrency has certainly taken a downward turn since the price of Bitcoin dropped, there are still some interesting products emerging from various companies. One of those companies is Engineered Fluids, which walked us through their custom cooling solution for a Bitmain Antminer S19 90T.

As showcased by the above image, the Antminer has been completely submerged in oil which is then filtered through a cooling unit. The cooled oil keeps the system running at lower temperatures, enabling better performance, and thus, a higher hashrate.

More specifically, Engineered Fluids has overclocked the Antminer, achieving a whopping 96537.12 GH/s. If you are familiar with any Antminers you would know that when turned on and mining they produce a piercing amount of sound. Engineered Fluids has solved this problem with their oil cooling solution that dramatically reduces the amount of sound that is produced.

When I was standing next to the submerged Antminer I could barely hear it. The only thing I could hear is the cooling unit pump, which was quite minimal. Overall, Engineered Fluids has created a very interesting solution to one of the biggest problems with Antminer.

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For more information on Engineered Fluids products, check out this link here.

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As the week continues be sure to stay tuned for more Computex 2023 coverage, as we will be posting much more news about the latest PC hardware, gaming-related products, and anything else that is announced.

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