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Salmon Dream
10-22-02, 11:34 AM
Originally posted by R.Rabbit
remeber if you stick your rad in the fridge your gunna halvta seal your water blocks so when your tems get below dew point your computer doesnt turn into a thousand $ dehumidifier! oh and you could use 1/3 inch tubing adapters going to your gpu to limit flow to it and increasing flow to your cpu.


can anybody tell me how to do this, and what selant is right to use?

kms
10-22-02, 04:09 PM
use neoprene & dialectric grease, once your block goes below ambient condensation will form. If your going below for long periods be sure to do your chip, pins & mobo too. I've had to lag my pipes too as they drop with condensation else

DrMac
10-23-02, 12:01 AM
Also protect the inside of and around the socket with conformal silicone sealant. OCTOOLS.com sells a kit, and has info on using.

youthemandan
10-24-02, 02:10 PM
Is it just me or is 32 bux for dielectric grease and dow corning silicon a bit much?

Wicked Klown
10-24-02, 03:16 PM
Give this place a try. For both it's on like $12 (http://www.cooltechnica.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=C&Category_Code=H)