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Sam
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   16th Nov 05 at 14:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I know you can get PCs that are cooled by air or by water, but what other methods are there for cooling PCs?

How about NOS?

Air conditioning?
Kif
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Blow on it
gianluigi
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ive seen a water cooled pc. had big water tubes going through it and had 2 resevoirs at the top. looked very funky.
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa-boy19
Blow on it


You didn't like me doing this last night?
Voyto
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mines watercooled
Kif
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I loved it hunny really xxx
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa-boy19
I loved it hunny really xxx


Sam
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Is it possible to construct some kind of air conditioned unit?
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probably, ive never seen it yet though. Water is good enough, and air con sounds like it would be a bit loud. Ive seen people cool their pc using a car radiator and the fans that go with it. supprisingly effective! just need to sort out your water blocks and a pump
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My computers fan screams like fook in the evenings, dont understand why its not hot in here.
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You can get VapoChill (Google it) PC cases. They're basically a frost-free freezer inside...
John
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Phase change
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vapochill and prometia (sp?) cases are cold ass fuck. minus temps on full load and quiet as a mouse

[Edited on 16-11-2005 by Russ]
AndyKent
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go to Scan.co.uk and look at the vapochill cases they got...

About £500 for the case alone but allows you to cool to an average -40°C!!!

Nice if you've got the cash!

 
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