Extreme Geforce4 Insulation Pics :)

[sysfailur]

To prepare my GF4 for my cold plates, I slapped on some liquid electric tape. The same stuff that UaZa put on the back of his Epox 8k3a+. It owns!

What I did for this was... I covered everything (including the GPU and ram on the front) with the l.e.t. and I then cut em out w/ a razor. Tada! Gotta do the back still :P

http://www.maximumoc.com/img/hardware/gf4_insulation/liquid_electric_tape2.jpg

http://www.maximumoc.com/img/hardware/gf4_insulation/liquid_electric_tape3.jpg

[Smizack]

looks like jelly.:banana: :banana:

Where do you pick that stuff up at? I've never heard of it before.

[dmitriyaz]

haha
looks like you shoved ithe card inside yourself :eek:

[sysfailur]

Also I forgot to mention, I will be doing a few more coats, and after I volt mod, I'm goign to cover all that up too. I probably WON'T do the capacitors though as it would be a :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: to get all this stuff off, if I were to fry it. :P It does peal off quite nicely though on other spots.

[sysfailur]

Originally posted by Smizack
looks like jelly.:banana: :banana:

Where do you pick that stuff up at? I've never heard of it before.

My mom went to Home Depot and said she found it in a box underneath a shelve with dust over it.... heh so uhh, I dunno, check Home Depot I geuss :)

[JBELL]

liquid latex!!!


does it have a spremacide in it too???? looks liek it could stop any ''leak'' LOL

[DisposableHero]

dude post the exact name on the box so we can all buy some!

[Leo]

Nick, they're at the Home Depot local to us in the electrical aisle hanging off the side of the shelf in a small display.

It's Starbrite brand I believe. Stuff is great, haven't supercooled a vid card so I didn't insulate my whole card but I find that coating the back of the video card (towards the CPU) is great insurance in case your waterblock or condensation ever decides to put a few drops of water on your video card.

http://www.mustangmods.com/publish/BigL\/vid.jpg

[sysfailur]

Originally posted by Leo
Nick, they're at the Home Depot local to us in the electrical aisle hanging off the side of the shelf in a small display.

It's Starbrite brand I believe. Stuff is great, haven't supercooled a vid card so I didn't insulate my whole card but I find that coating the back of the video card (towards the CPU) is great insurance in case your waterblock or condensation ever decides to put a few drops of water on your video card.

Well umm, the exact name on it says "Liquid Electrical Tape" I don't see a brand. But it's a tin can, w/ a yellow label, and black text.

[sysfailur]

Originally posted by JBELL
liquid latex!!!


does it have a spremacide in it too???? looks liek it could stop any ''leak'' LOL

Well how bout I send you a can, and you lather yourself up and tell me if it works!!! :P

[DisposableHero]

so this stuff goes on somewhat liquidy then drys and can just be peeled off?!

[Leo]

Originally posted by DisposableHero
so this stuff goes on somewhat liquidy then drys and can just be peeled off?!

Exactly, gives you a pretty good buzz too if you inhale too much of it. :)

If you use it on your motherboard though, it's an absolute PITA to get out from underneath the capacitors. Might make the RMA guys bat an extra eye or two at your board.

http://www.mustangmods.com/publish/BigL\/liq.jpg

Like that sys?

[DisposableHero]

does it come in different colors? :toast:

[Leo]

Red and green is what I saw in stock at Home Depot.

[DaGooch]

You can sometimes find liquid electrical tape at Auto Zone also.

[JBELL]

Originally posted by sysfailur


Well how bout I send you a can, and you lather yourself up and tell me if it works!!! :P


YGPM


LMAO

[shadco]

Starbrite makes stuff primairily for boats.

You will probably find it in Marine/Boat supply stores.

Or maybe Online (http://www.boatus-store.com/browse/item.asp?CFSR=1&IID=17121)

Shad

[sysfailur]

Originally posted by shadco
Starbrite makes stuff primairily for boats.

You will probably find it in Marine/Boat supply stores.

Or maybe Online (http://www.boatus-store.com/browse/item.asp?CFSR=1&IID=17121)

Shad

Yep that's the stuff.

[Hardass]

Can you do away with grease if you use this stuff?

[KnightElite]

That looks very cool. Much easier than the whole neoprene thing. I'll pick up some of that when I take my system apart to rebuild my TEC rig :D.

[sysfailur]

Hardass, I would assume so. This stuff works great!

[UaZa]

this thing rox :)

http://www.maximumoc.com/UaZa/insu/DSC06956.JPG
http://www.maximumoc.com/UaZa/insu/DSC06957.JPG
http://www.maximumoc.com/UaZa/insu/DSC06959.JPG

http://www.maximumoc.com/UaZa/2/eee.JPG

[dmitriyaz]

hey UaZa, what is that neoprene looking stuff, and how did you get it so even on your block?
is it spray-on foam or something?
http://www.maximumoc.com/UaZa/chiller/outch.JPG

[UaZa]

oh..
this pic you posted is the uggly insulation ;(

this is better:
http://www.maximumoc.com/UaZa/chiller/block.jpg
ehehhe

thats a neoprene "tape"

look:
http://www.maximumoc.com/UaZa/3/the%20tape!.JPG

[dmitriyaz]

you t3h man, UaZa :banana:
how much does a roll like that cost?
and how hard is it get it off?
thanks man :)

[UaZa]

muahahha
this thing rox..

to me it costs around U$15 ..
but i live in Brazil :)

I dunno where to get in the us..
i found in a refrigerator local store..

[UaZa]

btw..
its very easy to get off :banana:

[Nohto]

Originally posted by UaZa
muahahha
this thing rox..

to me it costs around U$15 ..
but i live in Brazil :)

I dunno where to get in the us..
i found in a refrigerator local store..

You can get it at Home Depot in the plumbing/mechanical section it is called AP/ARMAFLEX (http://www.armacell.com/www/armacell/armacell.nsf/ansHTMLSeitenLookUp/US_Frame?OpenDocument&Target=_top).

[dmitriyaz]

thanks guys :)
Originally posted by Nohto


You can get it at Home Depot in the plumbing/mechanical section it is called AP/ARMAFLEX (http://www.armacell.com/www/armacell/armacell.nsf/ansHTMLSeitenLookUp/US_Frame?OpenDocument&Target=_top).
are you sure thats the exact same stuff?
becasue if not, there might be all sorts of problems, such as static electricity, etc.

[sysfailur]

Heh UaZa's setup is win!

[X Men SS]

UaZa why do you have GPU Cooler on the back side on your card in one of the pics ?

[UaZa]

Originally posted by X Men SS
UaZa why do you have GPU Cooler on the back side on your card in one of the pics ?
it helps.
hehehe
+2 on the core

muahahha

[Nohto]

Originally posted by dmitriyaz
thanks guys :)

are you sure thats the exact same stuff?
becasue if not, there might be all sorts of problems, such as static electricity, etc.
I am pretty sure that it is the same stuff, his roll has a yellow trim on the inside just like the stuff I have (I bought some about 5 days ago for insulating my AT7 and Gainward 4600.

13165 3D MARK 2001SE (http://service.madonion.com/compare?2k1=3929871)

ABIT AT7 MOBO
UNLOCKED XP 2200 2109MHZ
8 MAXTOR 20 GIG HD'S IN STRIPING 0 WITH NEW HIGHPOINT CONTROLER
GAINWARD 4600 GOLDENSAMPLE WATERCOOLED 335/775
CORSAIR 3200 512 XMS RAM
NEW GOTT REFRIGERATED WATERCOOLER COOLANT TEMP 15 DEGREES F.
PONDMASTER 500 GPH WATERPUMP

Just v-modded board and now it is time to do the old Konformal coating on the mohterboard and the volt mod on the gainward and then maybe I'll be able to keep up with those damn pentiums.

[dmitriyaz]

Originally posted by UaZa

it helps.
hehehe
+2 on the core

muahahha
UaZa, do you know that that cooler is actually warming up your card with the surrouning air?

nohto, i see you have the Pondmaster pump;
is it magnetically sheilded?

[Nohto]

I don't think so, but mine isn't in the tower. It is about 3 feet away on the floor attached to the Gott cooler with the refrigeration coils in it.

It doesn't say so I would have to say no.

[dmitriyaz]

yeah....
by the name of the pump, i'd say its for outside use,
and they usually only shield them for inside use, such as aquarium, etc.

[Nohto]

It is definately for outside use it has a 15 ft power cord, but you can't beat. It has no seals to wear and contains no oil. Pump can be used submerged or inline, all electrical componets are encapsulated in epoxy with no seals to wear or break. The energy used is approx. 1/2 of regular driven pumps. It has a one year warranty and was about $60.00 for a 500GPH.

[dmitriyaz]

yeah...i still couldn't risk corrupting my HDD
or distorting colors on my monitor though...
i am looking for a pump that is used in large aquariums,
500 gph or so, inline, but sheilded...

[Nohto]

TRY THIS ONE (https://www.overclockershideout.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=o&Product_Code=CP&Category_Code=P)

[dmitriyaz]

$99? :eek:
i was hoping something for around $40...:o

[Nohto]

Boy you just want everything!!!!!!!!!!!
Try and find out who the manufacturer is and search online, I'm sure you can get a better price. Like the Dow conformal coating kit I got 2 quarts of it for $50.00 when they wanted $32 for 2 syringes of it.

[dmitriyaz]

hey!
thant Dow stuff,
can you sell me cyringe of it?

[Nohto]

Sure, it should be here today. I checked and as of yesterday it shipped out 2 days ago. Just PM me with your phone # and I'll call you and we can figure something out.

[dmitriyaz]

thanks m8 :)
tell me how much you'll EVER need,
and I'll buy the rest of it from you :D

[Malecky]

M3 should make this stuff and I could get M3 here in slovenia but I cant find the product on their pages...can anyone help?