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phase change at la casa
- Thread starter nunez1980
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OP
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- Oct 16, 2002
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well guys I have been very busy with my school work, girls
, and too much work
but I was able to finish my new block, using the little time left
with this out is much smaller, and I have found out that it gives good temps, also I have concluded that too much copper doesn't do jack, and by using smaller blocks you reduce the chance of cracking your core
, and too much workbut I was able to finish my new block, using the little time left
with this out is much smaller, and I have found out that it gives good temps, also I have concluded that too much copper doesn't do jack, and by using smaller blocks you reduce the chance of cracking your core
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- Jul 21, 2003
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- savannah, ga
very nice man!
how did you make your block? hacksaw/drill? what pattern did you use on the inside? and wheres your cap tube outlet on the block?
what were your final temps on the dual evap setup?
nice work!
laters.
t
how did you make your block? hacksaw/drill? what pattern did you use on the inside? and wheres your cap tube outlet on the block?
what were your final temps on the dual evap setup?
nice work!
laters.
t
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- savannah, ga
hey man what happend to your grey drier's you had on there before? why did you go back with the copper bulb type????
OP
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tgp said:
well i didn't actually go back to copper bulb type, I started with grey driers, I change them because they were big, and a few people told me the copper bulb are better, and they are cheaper too
do you have any opinion on the driers, con/pro, let me know you sound like grey drier's are better?
laterz
nunez
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can we get more pictures of the inside of that case? i still cant believe you fit that in there...
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nunez,
hmm...who told you that? ive heard the exact opposite. the bulbs are less capacity, and for smaller units, i hear anything under 1/4 is acceptable for the bulb type, else its best to use the larger driers. id go back with the others, i think the look better too
hmm...who told you that? ive heard the exact opposite. the bulbs are less capacity, and for smaller units, i hear anything under 1/4 is acceptable for the bulb type, else its best to use the larger driers. id go back with the others, i think the look better too
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d00d O_O you fulfilled the common man's dream of making your own prommy!!! (phase changer self-contained astheticly in your tower) wowie-zowie-kapowie...and i was just about to give up... I keep teetering to the thought that "this is stupid excessive overkill" because I couldnt fit it inside my unit and it woulda taken an ugly outside box....but seing that someone actually did it....i'm goin for it man! thanx for liftin my spirits ^_^ heh!
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Is that copper welds I see in the GPU block. Looks good
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OP
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well right now I'm just testing, using p4 2.4@3780 with 1.65 vots, I'm getting idle cpu -27c, gpu -26c, loaded -21c, gpu -24c, hopping to getting alitle higher
they are back, for some real action
coming up
thats the spirit, and don't forget if you ever have any ? just let me know
yup
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what did you use to make copper weld. kinda looks like brazing or a tig.
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