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Post by nikonnut on Dec 8, 2007 21:57:57 GMT
Found this while perusing the steampunk workshop website. Not super efficient but definitely an excellent effort! www.vonslatt.com/proj-cc.shtmlI really like his implementation of a water cooled PSU. Maybe a bit dangerous ;D but an interesting idea to be sure. |
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Post by aquamac on Dec 8, 2007 22:22:29 GMT
That was really interesting and beautifully crafted too. Talking of watercooling, I am typing this from my Hack Pro which now has a dangerden 8800 GTX waterblock cooled northbridge and CPU. Dual Rad also, to be used with 2 x 120 mm fans but I am currently running on only one 120 mm fan as my local supplier is out of stock. The CPU still only reaches 44 degrees with one fan and the 8800 is cold to the touch as is the northbridge!! I will get a pic up soon.  The dangerden 8800 cooler is beautifully made but the really good news is a have reclaimed a PCI slot as the 8800 is now a single slot design!! |
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Post by nikonnut on Dec 8, 2007 22:29:14 GMT
Aqua,
That VonSlatt guy is a true craftsman. His Dell monitor is amazing and looks the part of a fine hierloom.
I see Christmas came early! ;D Your DD water block is a beautiful piece to behold. Can't wait to see the whole system in all its glory!
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Post by aquamac on Dec 8, 2007 23:16:19 GMT
Yes, lol, I am getting the wife to get me something else for christmas. The waterblock arrived today and I was only going to fit it to my 8800 and give it back, but then I was completely carried away and got stuck in and somehow accidently filled the system with coolant.
So I said to my wife, I quite fancied a Bluetooth keyboard which saved her some money too.
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Post by B B on Dec 9, 2007 10:58:50 GMT
Aqua,
Which one are you looking for as fan 120mm, I still have two or three from G4 ...
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Post by aquamac on Dec 9, 2007 14:27:01 GMT
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