New mod added

[Joker2040]

MWAHAHAHA...

OCZ XTC Memory Cooler

I ditched the watercooling blocks for the RAM for a couple reasons... anyway... I added one of these... http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/OCZ/XTCMemoryCooler/1.html

[Joker2040]

Here is a pic of it in action... This isn't on my machine.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/OCZ/XTCMemoryCooler/images/xtc_installed.jpg

[Cameo_S10]

Nice, but the water cooled looked so cool....right off sci-fi LOL:D

[Snafu'03]

nice ! I plan on building a new rig here soon... built around Intels new E8400... people are getting those things stable at 4.2 on AIR... 4.7 water cooled... havnt seen any higher yet lol

[Joker2040]

Nice, but the water cooled looked so cool....right off sci-fi LOL:D

I'm still watercooled... just not the ram.

[12sws27]

i havnt the slightest clue what im lookin at :confused:

[Joker2040]

nice ! I plan on building a new rig here soon... built around Intels new E8400... people are getting those things stable at 4.2 on AIR... 4.7 water cooled... havnt seen any higher yet lol

I run Intel... I'm at 4.2 stable with 4-4-4-12 timings on the RAM @ 1:2 ratio FSB. 2Gb of Gskill

[Cameo_S10]

i havnt the slightest clue what im lookin at :confused:

As Brad Paisley said "Me neither!"....but it looks cool:D

[BigRedZR2]

been a while since ive done a high end rig but ive been planning a fully submersed build for awhile. Anybody got 20 gallons of mineral oil laying around? Lee?

[Snafu'03]

i meant to say stock air.. we all know how great Intels retail coolers are :rofl:

[Joker2040]

been a while since ive done a high end rig but ive been planning a fully submersed build for awhile. Anybody got 20 gallons of mineral oil laying around? Lee?

No need for a 20... A 5 gallon will do it. I'm actually doing one of those next. Going to put it all in mineral oil. I'll post up pics when I start it.

[BigRedZR2]

I have been wonderin somethin... I am going to use a pump to direct flow at a few specific components but for overall circulation would regular fans work in the fluid environment?

[Mikz86TA]

X2.....cant I just plumb a water spicket to my machine?:hypnotize
i havnt the slightest clue what im lookin at :confused:

[Joker2040]

I have been wonderin somethin... I am going to use a pump to direct flow at a few specific components but for overall circulation would regular fans work in the fluid environment?

I've seen fans submerged in mineral oil before but they were just for looks. I mean they would for sure circulate the liquid but I don't know how efficient it would be.

[Joker2040]

http://www.overclockers.com/articles975/

wow

[BigRedZR2]

flourinert, i saw the same forum way back when, that was my first thought but @ $500 a gallon it was just out of my price range... Glad to see im not the only computer nerd around here

[Bootlegger's Deluxe]

I know little to nothing about computers, but i know Trent, and i buy him beer, so it's like i do know something. As for high grade mineral oil, my sources (aka THE BIG HAPPY COWBOY) tell me the best place to find it is from a vetrinarian... it's actually used as a horse laxative.

Clyde

[holsinger17]

wow...i need to get ahold of you guys to supe up my laptop..cuz..ummm i am now feeling a little dumb after reading this!

[T Man]

Mike, you are the biggest geek I know. I hope you dont leave any of your magic cards in my truck. Id hate for someone to think I was the lame one

[C4Tom]

:lol: LOL He's bringing his Magic the Gathering cards with him to get laid??? Um... Mike... I'd say leave the cards at home. hahaha

[Joker2040]

:lol: LOL He's bringing his Magic the Gathering cards with him to get laid??? Um... Mike... I'd say leave the cards at home. hahaha

Should I say anything else?

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/thefed/v3/volume20/1/images/pernicious.jpg

[T Man]

Dude, are you crazy? Your mom is gonna be sooo pissed at me for showing you that picture of us, then you putting it on the internet!

[Bone Crusher]

And here I thought we got a new moderator....lol