Recent content by Glj12

Ignore my posting ignorance. I just now realized that I posted it twice. Anandtech's thread posting confused me. =/ I do not believe that there is a compressor per se... It appears to be one of those peltiers. Hope I spelled that right... Oh, and that camera I used, I zoomed in all the...

I'll try and answer everything. Sorry for calling it a heat pipe, its a copper tube, that moves heat. Go figure, eh? Proper term should have been heatsink. Secondly, thanks for correcting my link, :D Specs: P3, generic Intel/Dell mobo from 2001, 512mb of ram. I will be sure to upgrade the unit...

What had happened was that when you have 4 pennies bunched together on the sides, it will, for obvious reasons, not fill in all the gaps. At the time I was making this "thing," I assumed that my CPU would be a solid silver looking block. Much to my loss, I received a CPU from a friend of mine...

I appreciate such a reply. I don't believe I have ever dealt with someone who states something such as that, it's quite impressive. We need more posters like you out there. :)

Passive in the sense that there are no fans from the CPU, strictly insulated copper tubing to freon.

My bad, link corrected.

Just thought that all you overclockers out there might enjoy a new project that I have just recently finished entitled: Copper Heatsink on the Rocks. This play on words makes reference to a computer being passively cooled with a wine chiller. Pros: -Dust free (sealed completely) -Easy to...

Just thought that all you overclockers out there might enjoy a new project that I have just recently finished entitled: Copper Heatsink on the Rocks. This play on words makes reference to a computer being passively cooled with a wine chiller. Pros: -Dust free (sealed completely) -Easy to...

Why would it get contaminated with water when there is none? And yeah, 3m fluorinert is so expensive. :D

They used vegetable oil, which goes moldy. While mineral oil on the other hand doesn't; big difference. ;)

That's right, a fully submerged functioning server in an aquarium filled with mineral oil. To read more about the tutorial and to watch the video, go here: http://www.leetupload.com/tutorials/1337_fleet/ Enjoy!

I found out the reason. The board is bust. Thanks for all of your help, it was much needed.

Nope, try checking out these posts. http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php?t=109007&page=2 Generic answers normally don't solve these types of problems. And yes, they are the same motherboard, except for a slightly newer northbridge chipset, and the pci-e vs. agp. Oh, and the only reason...

I guess no one knows, nice attempt guys.