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as above, thanks in advance
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direct die wcooling links needed
- Thread starter witchhunter
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And www.leufkentechnologies.com sell a Direct Die waterblock.
Haven't got much more on this though, not my specialty!
Good Luck,
M_N
And www.leufkentechnologies.com sell a Direct Die waterblock.
Haven't got much more on this though, not my specialty!
Good Luck,
M_N
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witchhunter said:
pls note that this method is quite risky. although it does have the best c/w. tendencies for leaks appearing are greater. but if those the risk u prepared to take then great go for it
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Ask the overclocker about it, his CPU went pourus.
Not a Good thing I tell you.
M_N
Not a Good thing I tell you.
M_N
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the website that started it all is here: www.spodesabode.com but as you can see from the front you may have to wait to see that article.
here is my block: http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=58752
it was made from a UK power plug with the insides taken out, it lasted about 3 months untill i changed the water. DO NOT use aroldidte to glue the block on, it will become very soft.
here is my block: http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=58752
it was made from a UK power plug with the insides taken out, it lasted about 3 months untill i changed the water. DO NOT use aroldidte to glue the block on, it will become very soft.
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