Still some more testing to go, but here's the preliminary result of Chilly's second go around with my 6-stage Polycold autocascade:
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/4879/877xb.jpg
14 gasses and temps still falling.........more to come ;)
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Still some more testing to go, but here's the preliminary result of Chilly's second go around with my 6-stage Polycold autocascade:
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/4879/877xb.jpg
14 gasses and temps still falling.........more to come ;)
6 stage auto:eek: :eek: . Haven't heard of this one b4. I'll shall now go and seek out any previous posts on this :D
Edit: Can't find any, although i didn't look real hard, meh.
are there previous post on this autocascade with photos about the realisation?
LOoong time ago. I hope capacity holds up :)
anyone could give me a link...excuse me for my english..
ATM, I'm struggling with the mount. In addition, there's a section of the suction line that still needs to be insulated before temps stabilize:
http://img477.imageshack.us/img477/5...suction0xi.jpg
http://img477.imageshack.us/img477/5104/evaphead3do.jpg
Chilly says the unit can be tuned for -100C temps as only 5 of the 6 stages are running with one more left to go ;)
Not so bad :p:
http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/3576/467ir.jpg
incredible! man, if i only had the time!
dave
this thing is so sweet :D
Nice s7e9h3n. Now you need to get a chip that has no cold bug. Maybe a 670 would fit the bill. An 840xe would also be pretty good.
how do the evap load temps hold with that auto?
Very nice unit. Hope she holds the load well for ya.
Couple questions:
How can only certain stages be used? can some be turned on/off?
Can someone please show a diagram of how multi stage autocascades work?
Thanks
Tim
wow, that's gorgeous :)
P4 needs ln2 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by moddolicous
I really want to see the insides of that thing and how you don't need all the stages to run :D
I thought about planning a 3 stage auto cascade. I guess you'd just have to plan it out well and choose the right gases, control the condensing temp of each stage and charge accordingly. That may sound like i think it's easy, but I know it isn't :D
Man... thats one heavy autocascade! nice job stephen
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Originally Posted by aussie_guy00000
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=59930
it hit -100c noload:toast: hes the only one to do an auto that cold at these forums,
not sure what load temps were not posted that i could see.
-46c is nice that would make block temps around -60c hey s7e9h3n at load??
mummy! i want 1 badly!
)))
anybody shows me the scheme?
as soon as i get 1000+$ that i dont really need lol i'll def get 1 )
pics of cascade!!!!
^^ :d
AFAIK, this cpu has a bug @ 300HTT and ~-42C. Other than 300+, I haven't seen any signs of cold bugging even @ 13x269 @ ~-47C.Quote:
Originally Posted by moddolicous
Before this second round mods, the unit was able to hold @ ~-20C 1.6V loaded. After the first regas (with 5 stages functioning) load was @ ~-26C 1.6. Chilly's added more ethelyne since then and now all 6 stages should be going and I'd expect temps ~ -30C loaded @ 1.6VcoreQuote:
Originally Posted by Sneil
The stages can't be turned off/on. When a stage isn't being utilized, I think it just means that the gasses aren't helping condense one another by the time it reaches that particular HX. I'll get chilly over here to explain specifics...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cpt Twitchy
This is the same unit ;) But this time, he's got a few other gases in it including r116. Haven't really load tested too much with this new blend, but preliminary results have the evap @ ~-68C loaded (haven't checked core temps) and ~-44C Idle @ 1.65-1.68 VcoreQuote:
Originally Posted by kayl
Lol...$1000? Charlie said that a new unit like this costs in the neighborhood of $20K :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by \carting_freak