Container for Novec 7000 liquid immersion cooling micro-ATX size

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I am thinking of overclocking my FX-9590 to 5.5 to 6.0GHz. For this I chose Novec 7000 immersion cooling. I cant afford enough of it to fill a big case so I want to find a suitable container to hold my components. Preferably around a micro-ATX size. hermetically sealed, as i dont want to take chances exposing myself to the vapour. Thanks in advance.:)
 
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You may want to take some time out and read through this thread. The other thing you'd need to factor is the volume of the case that you're looking for since you're paying per volumetric mass of the engineering fluid. I could suggest this but after seeing this video you'll need a condenser to return the liquid back to it's liquid state or at least have an array of ice cube's/peltiers cooling the top of the container to aid in condensation.

Last bit of advice, make sure you've read through reading materials until you know which direction should be taken int eh even of a failure.
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You may want to take some time out and read through this thread. The other thing you'd need to factor is the volume of the case that you're looking for since you're paying per volumetric mass of the engineering fluid. I could suggest this but after seeing this video you'll need a condenser to return the liquid back to it's liquid state or at least have an array of ice cube's/peltiers cooling the top of the container to aid in condensation.

Last bit of advice, make sure you've read through reading materials until you know which direction should be taken int eh even of a failure.
 
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