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HAHA well I wish I could, really, get more.Quote:
Originally Posted by HDCHOPPER
But with the stories of broken units and turned upside down shipments they would require another package to put the unit in to protect it, just to be sure it arrived safely. At least I think that.
Shipping stuff is beyond me as I am not a shipper or know anthing about doing that kind of stuff. The unit is like 50+ lbs so it's not light by any means.
hahahahahahaa it's cool man just picken on ya :D
HAHA I know. Believe me I thought real hard on getting that second unit, but $800+ was a bit much.Quote:
Originally Posted by HDCHOPPER
Guys make it simple.
1) Buy the unit;
2) Send email to C.Computers assuming that they are not reliable for any shipping problems with the unit and you will be in charge to do this with a 3rd party shipping company;
3) Get DHL to pick it up for you with a pre-paid waybill that has to be printed in C. Computers or you should mail them the label before DHL pick it up;
4) On shipping instructions make sure you ask them to handle with care like a fridge without tilting the unit (use ground shipping as air will mess up with gas inside the unit);
5) Insure it and if it comes busted go after DHL for your money back...
Simple and efficient.
When I was there they said they will not ship. So not sure what the point of doing all would be.
wow thats lame, so OCZ basically had this thing advertised like mad, and then sent all the units to one place that will not ship so only very few peopl will ever see these units. Man thats :banana::banana::banana::banana:ed up.
They won't ship becasue of damaged units and missing parts before.
The package that it comes in is nice and all but I doubt it will handle shipping very well, unless it gets repacked.
That's what insurance for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckeye
Take my word for it if you follow the directions I posted above they WILL handle the unit to the shipping company but that doesn't mean they are shipping they are only handling for your designated picker upper :)
have you ever seen how they handle packages? the person you tell that too nods their head and you will notice they don't even write anything down... Then you see them toss it in a bin:down:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
just for info guys,
SEKO Worldwide, handles sensitive shipping of fragile articles, such as plamsa TV's. I had my high dollars TV shipped from New York to Arizona by them with no damages or carton breeches. and that was 3 years ago. and the plamsa TV is still looking like brand new. I highly recommend them;http://www.sekoworldwide.com/home/track.aspx:yepp:
I'll stay with my Jinu build, It's been wonderful with no issues, and the cleanest construction and copper welding, I've ever seen.
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Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
thx firerx ! gonna check them out
hoot hoot !! just gotta contract to rebuild a den/liveingroom for a neighbor !!
& eye dont even own a hammer :rofl: thank god for batt powered screwdrivers
CRYO-Z your a$$ is mine now :D
Yeah when fed-ex dropped off my Vapochill LS the driver flipped itQuote:
Originally Posted by teyber
upright :shakes: and took it out of the truck.
It works though.
Im going to sell it anyway.
thought it was just like a fridge you can lay it down on its back but then you got to put it upright and let it set a few days to let the oil return back to the bottom before turning it on and everything is ok ??
where in Okla sirheck ?
scooled in lawton myself
Good ole shawnee america.Quote:
Originally Posted by HDCHOPPER
Yeah it actually set for a week or so before i used it.
Mine arrived today in perfect conditions! A+ to DHL! They followed all the instructions and it arrived without even expected dings and dents to the package. The box was immaculate!
They even had the extra care to wrap the manuals and stuff that comes on top of the box in a DHL document slip. They used an extra layer of plastic on top of everything.
The unit seams great and I wonder if it will fit inside my new case build (and I should kiss warranty bye bye if I really do that).
So here is the hint for those saying that Cryo-Z can't be shipped...
good to hear man dhl is good
Jor3lBR Thanks man for the tip!
"Where there is a will there is a way" Time to save some money.
Actually for a capillary to properly work you need to have both liquid and gas in it. Tilting the filter does have some effect, however of more importance is the contact between teh capillary and teh suction line, intimate contact will insure that we have a liquid stream exiting teh end of the cap tube.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duzter
Holey crap the dead have risen! How are you doing?
Are you going to be sticking around for a while?
Boy am I glad to see you around here, welcome back. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by chilly1
I hope your managing to get on top of things now and return to normality.
Chilly1 is back? :up: Great to see the master back.
Hey Chilly, good to have you back :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by chilly1
If you can remember, what load where these things tuned for ?
This is a very nice unit btw, just what we needed, a nice prebuilt Phase unit with all the goodies.
Finally fired up my Cryo-Z! Now I can give you guys my feedback on the unit:
I noticed that my inside was a bit more tidy then Buckeye's unit, I had more insulation around the pipes and the wires had a cleaner look. Didn't mean much because my unit won't fire up my board so I had to do a little improvisation to get it working as needed.
Despite that and against all the odds I got this from CentralComputers and I live in Arizona so I did get the shipping thru DHL (especial care item) and I must say I'm very satisfied with this beast!
Now for the golden rule on Cryo-Z: SOCKET ASSEMBLY IS EVERYTHING! If the base isn't perfectly assembled on top of the cores and with the right pressure this unit won't hold even a Core Duo in idle! I had to try 4-6 times to get it right and best so far was using the eraser insulation and using butterfly nuts tighten the hole thing WITHOUT the springs. My method was to assemble the hole unit and go to BIOS cpu temp reading until I got the lowest subzero temp on the CPU, adjusting pressure etc until I was satisfied with the installation.
Insulation:
http://i34.tinypic.com/a1ogw4.jpg
I'm still very far to push this thing to the limits as I'm still burning-in the cpu so far the more I push the more the unit seams to go lower in temps :eek:
On idle it's holding the Quad9650 @ 4049Mhz with -46 according to Smartguardian :shocked:
Q9650@4049Mhz Idle:
http://i36.tinypic.com/vg7fhs.png
Q9650@4049MhzFull Linpack Load (wont get hotter then this) held the Quad @ - 25 to -21:
http://i36.tinypic.com/xc6c13.jpg
And after that I decided to let Linpack running 24hrs and I got this picture from the Cryo-Z in the next morning:
Cryo-zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz:
http://i34.tinypic.com/33peeit.jpg
:up:
I never thought about implementing ocz cry technology into phase change! :up::p: