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    I use eraser and thats it, no insulation anywhere else except around the pots, I dont even tape up the socket and caps, I just lather that eraser right in that , I love it.

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    I do like that stuff, so easy to pull it off and yeah no sweating but i use a fan after a day-long test...






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    here´s my P5Q-E inslulated board with eraser, ready for "friday night" action with DICE with Josifek
    hope the deliverer shall have no problems with delivering the DICE at right time to us
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    some HW ... blah blah blah...nothing special


    Sorry for my bad English


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    Grate insulation method
    tried it on my first DI session and everything vent just grate
    simple and effective
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    Here's my insulated P5Q-E. Using Tekastrip rubber. You can find it in every (house)painter shop and it's cheap and very good. I was using one layer of neoprene on rubber while benching


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    How to cut.. neoprene to put benhind solid capacitors and voltage regulator...?
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    How well will this stuff work on a Phase change unit running 24/7?

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    By the way.... plastiline could be electric conductive? mmm i don't think so.... here it's hard to find eraser... soft, easy to modelate :p.... elastic.... so.. i'm thinkin in plastiline....
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    Quote Originally Posted by BNDMOD View Post
    By the way.... plastiline could be electric conductive? mmm i don't think so.... here it's hard to find eraser... soft, easy to modelate :p.... elastic.... so.. i'm thinkin in plastiline....
    Plasticine? modelling element; waxy clay... I don't prefer it...



    Quote Originally Posted by Bullet92 View Post
    Here's my insulated P5Q-E. Using Tekastrip rubber. You can find it in every (house)painter shop and it's cheap and very good. I was using one layer of neoprene on rubber while benching
    Any feedback? Reuseable? Cracks?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGanG View Post
    Any feedback? Reuseable? Cracks?
    The same thing as Faber Castell rubber. It's reusable of course and easy to remove. If you have a lot of condensation it'll keep it on the top without problems and it'll not become wet.
    I think that SXT use same insulation, Slovenians too (because Tekastrip is Slovenian firm).
    I payed 3m (20x2mm) only 3$ and have material for insulate whole board two times (2x duble layer insulation).

    Soon, I'll make some DICE session and post new pics of insulation (this time, one DFI board )

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    I've been trying the plastiline.... but i don't know really if it will possible.



    This is the plastiline


    I need to add armaflex both side of socket... into retencion system of cpu... yet...
    Then complete...

    What do you think? could be possible? of course i don't want to kill the mother board.. thinking i will use it for benchs...
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    just found this for the UK DICE/LN2 benchers on ebay. 10 of those will be enough and wil set you back £13.50
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    used this for benching R2E + 965. Just eraser, neoprene, and shop rags baby. Back to air in like, 5 minutes it was great. I'll post pr0n next time; it was so fast i didn't stop to take pics.

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    Insulation on Rampage Formula


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    Can i use the Eraser 24/7 on my AC chiller setup tht im buiding? Also i want to leave my mobo in the case not on a bench. How do you think that will work out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GFDuke View Post
    Can i use the Eraser 24/7 on my AC chiller setup tht im buiding? Also i want to leave my mobo in the case not on a bench. How do you think that will work out?
    It should be np at all. I use it for 24/7 stuff now.

    Put a layer of shop towel over the eraser, then foam. Works great

    Motherboard is prepped front side.



    Back side has a metal plate there, so it was packed to keep any air out.



    Front side finished up.


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    Buckeye your last pic isnt showing up can you re-post that?

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    Seems to be showing fine for me ?

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    It's fine

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    Nice insulation Give us some action now

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    Bullet92, crap P4 631: http://ceemic.pri.ee/c2d/631@6460.JPG
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    Blah... want to see 7GHz club. That's really crappy chip

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    Bullet92, yes I know. Next week I'll get a "golden" 631, which should do 7,2+GHz
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    Very good method for insulation
    We tested it first time in Georgia on my mobo and rubber did well, but hand-made DI pot suX, only 5753Mhz on Celeron D347.
    http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=458510

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    Quote Originally Posted by ceemic View Post
    Bullet92, yes I know. Next week I'll get a "golden" 631, which should do 7,2+GHz
    Good luck
    Waiting for new crazy insulation in color

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