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    #16
    I'm running the h50 on my on AMD Phenom Quad Core overclocked to 2.8Ghz (from 2.1). It's a great all-in-one-system. I'm going to be switching to a front fan setup like source's.

    My temps are stable around 22C. I recommend getting the Arctic Silver Thermal Compound as the provided compound isn't all that great.
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      #17
      Originally posted by 5spoke View Post
      Should have gone mineral oil submerged. That would have been thread worthy.
      Lol, I am going to do this with the comp I am on soon. I am just waiting to build my new rig.
      CCW- when every second counts... The police are just minutes away!

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        #18
        Originally posted by HellzMindPlaya View Post
        Why, all you should need is a good water tight case... Just have to be damn sure that that oil is nice and pure and non-conductive.

        In all seriousness though, anyone know what all this requires?
        You don't need a water tight case.
        CCW- when every second counts... The police are just minutes away!

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          #19
          mineral oil cooling is nothing more than a science experiment in my opinion. Unless you're running an external radiator to cool the mineral oil the temps will steadily increase and yield worse performance than a traditional custom water cooled loop.

          If you do choose to run a radiator with the mineral oil then there's no benefit over a WC loop (noise, maintenance).

          Either go h2o, or go Air.
          Last edited by s0urce; 05-17-2011, 06:20 PM.
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            #20
            I know it isn't 120mm, but this fan is bad ass:

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            It is VERY loud though. I bought two of them for a RC hover craft I was building. Those two on my craft were enough to lift close to 5 pounds.

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              #21


              133 CFM
              tasty

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                #22
                How much can I safely clock a Pentium Core2 Duo 1.83 to?

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                  #23
                  Anyone ever buy from frozencpu?
                  Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|

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                    #24
                    MEH I have a Noctura D14
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                      #25
                      Originally posted by 1mz View Post
                      and as expensive as another e30
                      It can actually be done pretty cheap. We did it in college for the hell of it. We used a fish tank and through the little air bubble machines in too for effect. If you want the real deal with a pump and radiator you are talking a bit more. All you have to do is move the hard drive outside the case. Mineral oil doesn't evaporate.

                      Edit: My main issue with oil cooled stuff, it makes it heavy as FUCK.
                      Last edited by 5spoke; 05-17-2011, 06:24 PM.
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                      This is the internet. Just make something up.

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                        #26
                        Oil is a mediocure for heat transfer
                        Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by b*saint View Post
                          Anyone ever buy from frozencpu?
                          Yea, solid guys. They ship quick.
                          tasty

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                            #28
                            needs moar low
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                              #29
                              Why dies anyone bother overclocking, these days? I mean, way back when, I had a nifty dual celeron machine that I got going to 550mhz. That was back when you could really derive some meaningful benefits, though.

                              Nowadays, why bother? It's a lot of work and the ancillaries cost as much if not more than a faster processor. ...and then you have to use some giantized case.
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                                #30
                                ^some people enjoy doing it as a hobby. That'd be like asking why anyone bothers modifying their e30's when you could just get a new car...
                                tasty

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