Man that cooling system must be taking so much time to put together.
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Man that cooling system must be taking so much time to put together.
I don't have any new updates at this time. I only get to work on the project on the weekend, because I work out of town during the week. I'm currently routing wires and cleaning up a few things. I will update with pics soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3
Thanks for the interest in my project.
Subscribed! Looks like a cool project! :up:
Hey man No problem. Rarely do you get to see something so intense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sweeper
Looks very interesting indeed but I do wonder and would like to know how the motherboard will cope with the cold.
I really like you project but sometimes outter pression does not help at all and should leave the crafstmen under their own will
Ive already said it but I love your project.. take your time
wow... I haven't seen this before now, but this is incredible work!
Gr8 line ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Duh
Time waits for no man !
It's all good .
:):devil::D
pascal
This is a good question regarding how the motherboard will cope with the low temps. All I can say is this whole project is experimental and there are lots of unknowns. I just hope the project will be a success and work as planned.Quote:
Originally Posted by barbus
Thanks for your interest.
MINDBLOWING!!! In process of first watercooled project maybe refridgerated buil nextQuote:
Originally Posted by Sweeper
Hey Sweeper don't motherboards have a temperature range for it to work??Quote:
Originally Posted by Sweeper
like on the box? you know what im talking about right?
Only the cheap stuff comes in boxes...Quote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3
The good stuff comes in custom packaging (alienware) and only thrives in the deep freeze... like
those organisms they discovered in the Antarctic (south pole) living inside of rocks and stuff !
That's really where it's happening.
It's all good.
:):devil::D
Pascal
god it be awsome to live in the south pole if ur an extreme overclocker. Just have to mobo on the outside and the screen/keyboard/dics drive/ mouse on the inside. like through a wall. Get what i mean?
I know some guys who pipe in outdoor air during winter or place their PC radiators outside the house !Quote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3
Even piping up air from a basement can work pretty well.
It's all good !
:):devil::D
Pascal
true dat delacroixp
Wow amazing job, I spent the last 2:30 hours reading through the thread... can't wait for the outcome
Last thing I heard you lost a compressor. Did you get that all worked out?
Oh noes! I want to see this alive!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] 2long4u
Sweeper: What a beast! Goliath indeed!
- Good luck - hope all goes well.
As for the mobo surviving, the capacitors are probably the main concern at such low temps, but most are rated down to -40c, so should be OK..
I did have problems with one compressor....but its working fine now. I had to order a few more parts to complete the controls for both systems. I'm working on the project...but its slow. I hope to post a few pics soon.
Thanks for the interest and compliments.
Lol you should have a place for people to donate money for your cause
Fixed :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3
wohhhhhh outta this world !
no i didnt mean computer case. i meant like for the project.Quote:
Originally Posted by eXa
Maybe we can set up a fund for Greenpeace or Global Warming .Quote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3Lol you should have a place for people to donate money for your causeQuote:
Originally Posted by eXaFixed :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3
Quote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3
The North Pole icepack, Greenland glaciers and Antarctic ice loss is accellerating !
We really need a big-rig like Goliath to keep things kewl !!
It's all good !!!
:):devil::D
Pascal