1.6C water temp + TbredXP 1700

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since some of you asked for temperature readings, here's a little update...


@ 1.6C water temp@ 2.7ghz+


TbredXP1700



21C CPU temp under load

25C CPU temp under Prime load

 

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nice! what setup are u using to cool that thing?

 

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arnoldma said:

nice! what setup are u using to cool that thing?

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thanks.. i use a D-tek tc-4, separate loops(cpu & gpu), dual pumps, waterchilled by deep freezer.




19C cpu temp @ full load @ around ~1C water temp. 1.87v is all i need to run 2706mhz smoothly..



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that is some serious cooling! any pics of the set-up?

 

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WejRepus said:

that is some serious cooling! any pics of the set-up?

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thanks.. well i have some pics for the older waterchilling system(with swiftech blocks) powered by deep freezer but those are regular camera pics.. My current one is with d-tek and have no digital camera..


this is not my pic.. but to get a feel of what my deep freezer is like looks sorta like this but my liquid isn't in the container, but directly in the deep freezer, 35~ 40 gallons of liquid and is lightly redish... like Koolaid. yum yum..

 

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thats some crazy cooling for some very nice temps.

 

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thats really really awesome... that pic looks like a snowcone or soemthing...

 

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WejRepus[/i] [b]thats really really awesome... that pic looks like a snowcone or soemthing...[/b][/quote] thanks.. :) [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by deftor said:

thats some crazy cooling for some very nice temps.

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thanks.. nice pic you got there in your profile.. she is pretty.

 

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here's a calcum10...

 

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Wow, I would be one happy camper if I could get my xp1700 that high

 

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do you get any condensation?

 

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This calls for all out war

I need to get a decent PSU so I can try* getting my duallie 1700s that high! I can run water as low as 4c but I'll have to protect against condensation. I have a new pump to replace my 30 GPH centrifugal pump but Im to lazy to hook it all up!

I give you the Bender award for pushing things beyond the reasonable Nice work!