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Pancake
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 Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:12 pm Post subject: Liquid cooling |
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I plan to get liquid cooling for my computer. Heres my specs:
Q6600
EVGA 260 216
Antec 900
Corsair 650w
4gb of ram - G skill
Budget - Nothing more than $420?
I will overclock and plan to cool my cpu and gpu.
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Localhost
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A crazy cool idea would be to cool it with liquid nitrogen 
Setup isolated copper pipes connecting to your GPU, CPU, north bridge, south bridge and RAM. Then, weld them all together at the top so they make one pipe at the top (going down to 5 different places).
So now when you poor the liquid nitrogen or liquid helium, you will only have to do it down one chamber.
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| Localhost wrote: | A crazy cool idea would be to cool it with liquid nitrogen
Setup isolated copper pipes connecting to your GPU, CPU, north bridge, south bridge and RAM. Then, weld them all together at the top so they make one pipe at the top (going down to 5 different places).
So now when you poor the liquid nitrogen or liquid helium, you will only have to do it down one chamber. |
Eh, I don't plan to overclock THAT much..
And I don't think the nitrogen would last that long.
Can you give me some links to good water blocks, kits, w/e?
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