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[TheMightyBuck]

here it is... finally leak testing.... what do you think?

any tips for final improvements?

btw, thanks to ya'll for all the help during the past month or so. greatly appreciated.

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this is the album
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or, go here and click on "leak testing"
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[SkiFletch]

are you using any algicides in the water? if not, you'll develop things growing especially with the water exposed to ambient air like that

 

[TheMightyBuck]

what do you suggest? (like, something i can get at the grocery store)

and i hooked that puppy up, it's not cooling like a beauty.

40C load, oc'd to 2037 mhz, 12.5x163 @1.95Vcore

35C idle.

burning at 163 fsb, trying to get to 166.

how about some toilet bowl cleaner, that has hcl in it....? would that work?

 

[w00tstock]

Why dont you put some ice in the watter? that could help it out

 

[TheMightyBuck]

then it would melt.... and since i'm too lazy to keep cooling de-ionized water, i'd probably use ice from the freezer, and that contains sodium, flouride, calcium, and tons of other crap.

it would give nice temps, until it melted... and then, after a while, i'd have to empty it out a little for more ice.

too much work for me.

 

[w00tstock]

then you can get something like this...
http://www.coolworksinc.com/iceprobe.htm

 

[TheMightyBuck]

that's an idea, but if was gonna build a chiller, i'd get a compressor, evaporator, and condenser.