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Have one I purchased from I.M.O.G a while back, though I don't have much time to turn on my Pc never mind overclock it right now. Guess, that's the downside of not having a boss.
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HexaCore Restoration Project underway (AMD Phenom II 970 Zosma) *Pending 960T*
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Yeah, I found out years ago the whole "work for myself" thing was a fallacy. You're working for everybody now. You're working for customers, managers, employees, insurance companies, electric companies, landlords, your family, suppliers, the tax man, and on and on. Done right, the "boss" is down at the bottom of the list. Too many people think small business owners just sit around counting their millions instead of working long hours, countless days, and no real time off because if you're not at work, you're thinking about work.
for the guys (and gals) who provide the jobs, services, and taxes that make the world go 'round.
for the guys (and gals) who provide the jobs, services, and taxes that make the world go 'round.
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I'm counting millions Alaric!!!!!! Of what I'm not sure.....maybe Chicken cutlets? I do go through 800lbs a week. 
Back to Storms thread though!!!!!
You get water for that stuff yet?
Back to Storms thread though!!!!!
You get water for that stuff yet?
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I'm counting millions Alaric!!!!!! Of what I'm not sure.....maybe Chicken cutlets? I do go through 800lbs a week.
Back to Storms thread though!!!!!
You get water for that stuff yet?
Soon my friend, very soon. Hopefully I can have something substantial in terms of cooling before the end of the month. Can't wait to re-test all my processors and find that untapped potential!
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A birthday gift happened to be the Fractal Design Celsius S36 360MM water cooling system.
This kit is allegedly "expandable" and "customizable" which will hopefully make my life easier down the road.
Can't wait to get it set up!
This kit is allegedly "expandable" and "customizable" which will hopefully make my life easier down the road.
Can't wait to get it set up!
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Not sure. I sent the newegg link and they ordered right from the website yesterday.
Care to elaborate on fan differences? Big cooling improvement with the new fans?
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Original are 1200rpm 52cfm, new are 2000rpm 87cfm PWM, definitely worth it for an AIO. I asked because the wife's NZXT s340 is packed with GP12 and I was waiting on some feedback from people with the new ones to know if it's worth trading (my Define S came with GP14).
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Looks like a nice unit 
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Expandable you say? Find my pm box, I bet I have an extra radiator I can send you
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I've been massing chips for a time such as this
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now that you're gonna have a loop, wait till we talk you into simple chilling methods. Thats where the fun begins. Then, off to sub zero runs with a dice pot ��
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Hey ManD! Im around, just a busy man
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The Eagle has landed, so to speak. Regarding the fans, looks like we have the 2000rpm GP-12 variant.... updates to follow.
Hoping to make this water cooling system work with LGA 775 but it's going to take some custom fabrication to link everything up.
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Indeed.
Welcome to the rabbit hole.
Indeed
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So the new CPU cooler is set up on my Thuban rig. Temps are much lower. A good 20 degrees cooler. Maybe it was just placebo, but one thing I did notice is the rig seemed to boot much faster, at least a couple seconds.
However, I still cannot go past 3.8Ghz. Arrrg. That's okay though, once I modify the bracket I think I can make it work with LGA 775 since it's very close to fitting as it is. Then I can really start to have some fun
However, I still cannot go past 3.8Ghz. Arrrg. That's okay though, once I modify the bracket I think I can make it work with LGA 775 since it's very close to fitting as it is. Then I can really start to have some fun
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