Pi Crazy: good 32m liq/cool time

[coop]

I've been somewhat obsessed with Super Pi lately and have reached about the limits of my present setup. I can only do runs like these in sessions due to the ice/dry ice, so I wanted to show this. I think it is pretty fast for liquid cooling and also for the relatively low clock speed so I'm happy about it and wanted to share it. http://img291.echo.cx/img291/967/32mxtt1we.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us) http://img252.echo.cx/img252/9519/picture0063zz.th.jpg (http://img252.echo.cx/my.php?image=picture0063zz.jpg) http://img295.echo.cx/img295/7839/picture0094pf.th.jpg (http://img295.echo.cx/my.php?image=picture0094pf.jpg) http://img295.echo.cx/img295/8185/picture0109oz.th.jpg (http://img295.echo.cx/my.php?image=picture0109oz.jpg) If anyone has a 32m Pi that they feel is good for a liquid cooled system or a lower clock speed, feel free to post it in here as well.

[bachus_anonym]

:welcome: to a "hard-to-find" section - Xtreme Pi :toast:

As a matter of fact, this is pretty good time for "sub 3.1Ghz" run! I'm really happy to see more people running SPi32M :clap: I'm "32M junkie myself" :lol:

This looks like a really nice CPU you got there :thumbsup: Try to play some with DI... You will see how much headroom it still has ;)

Good luck!

[coop]

Thanks bachus I appreceiate that. It does seem like this section is overlooked. I was considering using an a64 stock hs and milling a groove so a tube could be pushed into it for use with DI. I think I cut it up and stuck it on my video card.

[freestylercs]

My Sandie under H2O:

http://mitglied.lycos.de/freestylercs/hpbimg/32m%20300x10.JPG



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[coop]

Welcome to the "hard-to-find" section . Pretty smooth setup you have there. Nice clock with 'cool' temps and voltages.