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  • Only Seal String to build the hermetic cell

    4 8.70%
  • Only Neopreen to build the hermetic cell

    8 17.39%
  • Neopreen and spray/nail polish on the board

    6 13.04%
  • Neopreen and spray/nail polish on the board and grease on the socket

    15 32.61%
  • Neopreen and only grease on the socket

    9 19.57%
  • None of all - I did better (please discribe detailed !!!)

    4 8.70%
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    Quote Originally Posted by Athens[2004]
    I had condensation tommorow with 5-6 hours of benching . I think 775 cant insulated properly [or it's to difficult compared with 939 or 478 ]cause of those metal plate around the cpu .

    Thats not good to hear...

    How many of you guys run sub ambient 24/7?

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    this is a good insulation job:

    http://xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=119275

    Check it out.

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    For me nailpolish on both sides of the board where mach kit is and grease in socket.

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    Quote Originally Posted by loc.o
    For me nailpolish on both sides of the board where mach kit is and grease in socket.
    Thats exactly what I am gonna do, after having problems with condensation in my last Single stage mount (only sealstring on caps en neophrene pad+donut)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Revv23
    this is a good insulation job:

    http://xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=119275

    Check it out.
    That doesn't sound good at all. I think to be on the safe side i'm going to nail polish all around the socket area on both sides, then foam tape around the socket quite a bit, and then finally grease the socket, sounds like the only really good way to keep it from producing condensation in the socket.

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    All the insulation stuff relly sucks - especially when replacing a chip...........

    So best thing here might be to move to outerspace and keep on OCing there -no oxygen = no condensation......................

    If nothing works nomore......:


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    I'll ask again: Does the LGA775 mounting kit for the Vapo not come with foam for around the socket? The pictures I've seen of the mounting kit doesn't show any mobo/socket insulation

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    Quote Originally Posted by FragTek
    That doesn't sound good at all. I think to be on the safe side i'm going to nail polish all around the socket area on both sides, then foam tape around the socket quite a bit, and then finally grease the socket, sounds like the only really good way to keep it from producing condensation in the socket.

    Not good at all? Hirpro runs for hours at a time with ln2 insulated that way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Revv23
    Not good at all? Hirpro runs for hours at a time with ln2 insulated that way.
    Sorry dude I totally quoted the wrong post... My bad!!

    Hipro's work is absolutely amazing.

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    24/7 for me is with heaters and neoprene. thats why i like vapochill ls mounting kit or promy head with neoprene, sealstring works but its to dirty for me!

    for bench, neoprene, nail and grease and ice all over the board
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    Quote Originally Posted by |RickY|
    24/7 for me is with heaters and neoprene. thats why i like vapochill ls mounting kit or promy head with neoprene, sealstring works but its to dirty for me!

    for bench, neoprene, nail and grease and ice all over the board
    You don't grease the socket, just use the heaters and neoprene and have no probs??

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    Thats a bit of vapochill for you Frag


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    Quote Originally Posted by FragTek
    You don't grease the socket, just use the heaters and neoprene and have no probs??
    Yes that is good enough dude

    Just set the heaters to 100 % = 5 Watt

    And if you fell unsafe, I was unsafe because of a stupid error in the socket kit.

    If you get reversion 1.2 or 1.3 of the socket 775 for Vapo LS you are ed.
    I goot the newer reversion but was afraid becaus I had condensation problems, that is why I use sealstring in the retension mecanism.

    And when I change cpu I just take a bit of it out and Sneak the cpu out

    Use sealstring around the metal renesion socket and in the retension plate corners.

    Dont need to do it at the caps, just use the neopren you revcive from asetek.
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    Quote Originally Posted by camouflage
    This is an interesting combination - just thought about it today and wanted to post the question if someone tried it - but You've been faster...

    If this works 100% condensation free I think it's a fine solution, only Neoprene & Seal String, easy to remove and no need for grease, spray & nail polish.

    Somebody else tried this combonation yet?

    Sorry for the old quote, But it really works GREAT for a standard LS

    Maybe not for the moddet once but I doubth it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nosfer@tu
    Yes that is good enough dude

    Just set the heaters to 100 % = 5 Watt

    And if you fell unsafe, I was unsafe because of a stupid error in the socket kit.

    If you get reversion 1.2 or 1.3 of the socket 775 for Vapo LS you are ed.
    I goot the newer reversion but was afraid becaus I had condensation problems, that is why I use sealstring in the retension mecanism.

    And when I change cpu I just take a bit of it out and Sneak the cpu out

    Use sealstring around the metal renesion socket and in the retension plate corners.

    Dont need to do it at the caps, just use the neopren you revcive from asetek.
    I know it would be a PITA, but any chance of some pix? Thx in advance.

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    What is "seal string" and where can I get it? Thx

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    Just to report back on this... I just used the provided neoprene and heaters, and everything seems to be running condensation free With the processor installed I greased all around the top of the retention bracket where there's a gap between the bracket and the IHS so that nothing would form in those spots and I haven't had any probs yet... w00t!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moc
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    Can someone please link to the types of materials they are using? Does not matter what country just examples of the nail polish, grease, Neopreen and spray? that they use.

    Thanks!

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    did my insulation job yesterday on p5b-deluxe.
    Used lots of nail polish (socket area and back of mobo). After that grease at socket area, inside socket and at the back of mobo.
    At the back of my mobo I also put a heater between my neophrene (stock mach2 heater (7,2w)) which I can use as option.
    I also cut out neophrene for socket area and I i also clamped neoprhene at back of mobo. hopefully is good for benching (single stage and DICE) and 24/7 SS use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by El Snorro
    did my insulation job yesterday on p5b-deluxe.
    Used lots of nail polish (socket area and back of mobo). After that grease at socket area, inside socket and at the back of mobo.
    At the back of my mobo I also put a heater between my neophrene (stock mach2 heater (7,2w)) which I can use as option.
    I also cut out neophrene for socket area and I i also clamped neoprhene at back of mobo. hopefully is good for benching (single stage and DICE) and 24/7 SS use.

    You wouldnt happen to have any pictures would you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seufar
    You wouldnt happen to have any pictures would you?
    guess what?
    sorry for bad pic quality


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    Quote Originally Posted by El Snorro
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    How did u apply grease inside the socket? Did u put it in the center? Or also over all the contact points?

    I know whith the other sockets u just smear it all over the socket, but since the 775 doesnt have pins, doesnt the grease block the contact between the socket and cpu?
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    Personally for grease I apply it incredibly lightly to the socket with a paint brush, barely enough to clear the pins, then I push the cpu down, twist a tiny bit, then push down the bracket.


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