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One advantage of water cooling in Alaska...


That's an Eheim 1048 Water pump and WAL-MART pre-mixed 50/50 anti-freeze, diluted again to 75w/25c


This is the transmission cooler I was gonna put in my truck, but I sold it before I did. 2 120mm fans zip-tied to it. The plasic coat-hanger was put there to give distance from the building wall for the fans. (Give me a break, it was 4 AM)


And then the screenshot of my ASUS Probe. Current outside temperature: 4 F


I don't have any fans, except my GeForce 6800GT's (hopefully soon to be rectified) and my PSU, in my computer.

That 1.9 volts is what gets me at 2430 MHz (AXP3524 equivelent) with an AXP 2100 (1733 MHz).

LOL

Thats awesome.

Now if you could just get a source for liquid nitrogen...............  ;D


best,

..............................john  ;)

Sorry for the pun bu thats COOL  8)

Wow... you are lucky. OK Im packing... whens the next BMI flight to Iceland!! lol...  ;D
Dan

Sweet! I alsways joke around with buying a good small freezer and putting a water radiator in it for a computer. Just out of curiosity what is your stock Vcore?

1.65v

It's a T-Bred 'B'

Here is the pic of my messy case (airflow isn't exactly something I worry about anymore) with the el-cheepo waterblock. In this picture, you see 3 of the 4 fans in my computer, 2 on the graphics card, and there are 2 in the PSU, you see the inside one (obviously).



my case isn;t set up for optimal airflow, nor is it set up for looks... currently.

Sweet! :-) Ain't much for pretty, but she sure gets the job done! :-)

Does the temperature  of the CPU change based on the type program you are running?  I detect a slight change in the sound emitting from my PC whenever I play graphic intensive program. Also, is an occasional (seldom but it happens)  unexplained restart of my PC an indication of instability that could be due to overclocking?

Bubblehead

Another reason to oppose global warming...

LOL.

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Does the temperature

bubblehead, what are your computer specs?