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TheTick
02-27-04, 01:12 AM
First let me give a warning, never work on your system when you are tired. I did today, and lets just say while I was unhooking and draining my system, a little was still behind. Well, it got onto my mobo and my chip and almost the ram. I used a whole lot of alcohol, and let it dry for many hours. Luckily, here I am, posting again, very happy my system works. And Its not ghetto hooked up anymore.
2.31 ghz at an idle of 35 C. Very happy with that until I can get more blocks.
lclark2074
02-27-04, 01:19 AM
are you still on water
lol no, he just post in water cooling for fun :)
felinusz
02-27-04, 01:53 AM
I second that, never work when tired.
A couple days ago I nealry killed my ABIT NF7-S when I reversed the wiring for the 12V Vcore cable (so ground went to the 12V line, and 12V went to ground), and immediately afterwards spilled a lot of water all over my 9800 Pro as I bled my circuit.
I thought I had killed my Motherboard, Processor, Video card, and possibly even my PSU.
My PSU, Chip, and Motherboard all lived, but I'm not sure about the 9800 Pro yet - haven't tested it :-/
I'm glad to hear that your system survived - it's really scary seeing water splash all over the expensive computer parts you've spent so much time and effort modifying and overclocking.
TheTick
02-27-04, 02:00 AM
yes, definitely not fun. But yes I am still on water, and one pelt. trying to find some slot water blocks, so I can use some more pelts, but cant find any .... I might just have to buy some maze 2 blocks.
no i didnt mean your story is fun. I mean to answer " are you still on water" ;)
I totall agree with you, also add " DONT work with your computer when you're stressed" You will be easily get ****ed and break stuff
afireinside
02-27-04, 02:25 PM
Whats the slot WB for? Or a maze2? Get a swiffy tec block :D The maze 4-1 isint bad either. Someone at XS got -20C idle at 3 something ghz with a 226 watt pelt running at 13.75V and a single 120MM fan heatercore :O
EDIT:
yep water on your components is scarry. When I first set my chiller up and was testing the pump I realised 2 minuts later that my CPU and NB blocks were leaking all over. Floor was wet soaked mobo box and NF7s covered completely in water. I freaked out :p
Now I'm not affraid of water though...
TheTick
02-27-04, 06:20 PM
"Whats the slot WB for? Or a maze2?"
I have a few extra pelts, some heatsinks and some fans, Im going to be using them to cool down the water.
I agree w/ that. Also ontop of that never mess w/ the computer while tired and just got home from the dentist and got 4 teeth pulled. Caused me to fry a motherboard lol.
capmuffin
02-28-04, 08:22 PM
heh i always work when tired well i do in mid ngt,just little things and such
Silent Buddha
02-28-04, 09:54 PM
Starbucks...
Originally posted by capmuffin
heh i always work when tired well i do in mid ngt,just little things and such
Don't jinx yourself! ;)
Definitely don't work on your computer when you're (too) tired, that's how I fried an old graphics card, then learned how replace it, then get the cojones to install PCI cards, then memory, then CPUs, then motherboards.. then overclock... then mod... wait a min... :eek:
ravenofBlight
02-29-04, 12:41 AM
If I can't work when Im tired....when will I ever get anything done?? :p
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