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"is that CD ejecting or are you just happy to see me?!" :rofl:
it's Komputa Man, able to fold with just a thought!:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by VoGonPT
Too bad it doesn't have a CPU :(
Dude that's not a ghetto mod, that's a :banana::banana::banana::banana: mod! :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by catawalks
OMG, this thread is so awesome :D Thumb-nailed :yepp: :rofl:
The various cooling mods are :eek:, and so is the first one (box pc), but so far the funniest ghetto-mod is by far catawalks'es bedtime computer partner :D
Here's a new one. I got my open-box X38 board yesterday, and of course whoever returned it stole the northbridge heatsink... I had none that fit, so I had to rig up my own:
http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/1527/ghettosr3.jpg
I got an old northbridge heatsink from a socket 939 motherboard and then cut up some old headphones. I used the insulated wire from the headphones to string up the heatsink to hold it in place. It works well, though it's only a temporary solution.
found the pics from my tempory case from my 2nd pc back :), great time, GF6200 dieclocking, but my mother want's it to be propper on my pc room ... -.-
http://i37.tinypic.com/2qujksk.jpg
and it even has an exhaust fan :)
FEAR is in my eyes BTW no ATX 20pin plugged into himQuote:
Originally Posted by VoGonPT
HD 2900Pro preparing for Watercooling. Its a 754 Box cooler cut to 3 pieces. Its not done yet, ill show more pics when its done...
im soo loving that pic.. looks like a nother killer cooling mod
http://www.xtremesystems.org/Forums/...1&d=1227386952
Thanx m8, wait what you see 'till its done :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Solarfall
Throw some 3D capabilities in there and you've got a fun time :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Katanai
Midget Mariachi http://photo-shack.com/img/c930eecd0...cc445f708f.gif
the trusty waterblock in action again, but this time i've made a vgpu volt mod to my HD4850 it seems to overclock pretty well with just plain water cooling..btw the voltage that was used was 1.5v.. + i have custom cooling on the volt regulators :D old heatsinks that i scavenged from an old dfi lanparty expert mobo.
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN1408.jpg
it clocks pretty well doesent it :D..
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/06928mhz.jpg
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/01931mhz.jpg
My Xbox 360 with a falcon board,after giving the RROD and fixing it by the clamp mod.I decided to do this because I can give it better cooling,because if it fail again I don't need to open de case and because it's cool:rofl:
http://img116.imageshack.us/img116/4399/sn850143eg5.jpg
WOW, Good job :clap:. A friend of mine was trying to come up with a way to cool his 360. This is perfect, I'm gonna forward this to him.Quote:
My Xbox 360 with a falcon board,after giving the RROD and fixing it by the clamp mod.I decided to do this because I can give it better cooling,because if it fail again I don't need to open de case and because it's cool
Well heres my ghetto mod. Reversed Dell Ducting with a 120mm fan to boot! haha. and also motherboard cooling slot :p:
http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/8690/pict0002rp3.jpg
My addition to the thread - A toolbox PC. 1.1Ghz CPU, 384mb ram, 12Gb HDD, TV-out card. It has a wireless keyboard and mouse if required but it's main interface is a trackball I bought on eBay from an old Air traffic control tower.
Its used as a karaoke machine as a I didn't own a laptop at the time and it seemed a good use of some bits and pieces I had lying around.
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/7900/46513208fp2.jpg
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/8806/11744302jy4.jpg
Wow, that's not ghetto, that is awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Easybeat
I want one!
my reservoirs WC
http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/6...8nd8uy2.th.jpg
:p:
and another cooling mod by me ..(again) :D. this time the victim is the 9800 gx2 aka "hamburger"... i just bolted 2 D-tek fuzion waterblocks to the card and voila my load temps are bellow 35c constantly :D i can overclock the core all the way to 820mhz ( 3d stable)
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN1417.jpg
The airflow in my case is reversed so the intake is in the back and the exhaust is in the front.
This cardboard duct is taped to the 120 mm intake fan and directs the airflow to the stock i7 920 cooler reducing my temps by around ~7 degrees Celsius.
http://compru.us/PIX/100_0064.jpg
http://compru.us/PIX/100_0071.jpg
Running at a comfortable ~70 Celsius 100% load on all cores and ~35 idle with the case cover closed and the ambient room temperature is ~75 F. Running it at 3.33 Ghz Prime stable 12+ hours. By the way the case is a LIAN LI PC-A05B, very good case IMHO. :up:
Dang. Whys the card at an angle like that?Quote:
Solarfall;3458134]and another cooling mod by me ..(again) :D. this time the victim is the 9800 gx2 aka "hamburger"... i just bolted 2 D-tek fuzion waterblocks to the card and voila my load temps are bellow 35c constantly :D i can overclock the core all the way to 820mhz ( 3d stable)
cos the sli link cable is on the bottom and its pretty easy to open up the dual pcb's and fit 2 blocks on the card ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by silisli
it shows more clearly on this pic ( same one that i posted but with out the flash)
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN1419.jpg
I see. the cards were stuck together at one point. They run toghether through the sli bridge? what powers the second card?
*n/m just read a review on that card. There getting pretty tricky with how there doing sli these days.
Does it split the 16x slot into 8x per card? lol Im just full of stupid questions this morning. Nice mod non the less.