My buddy's partially homemade watercooling setup.

[jtusa]

I don't have details on how much he's overclocked.

http://www.jtusa.net/videos/watercoolingslideshow.wmv

Edit: He says 100%, but I say partial since he's using actual hose and chip adaptor for it. I don't think he's brave enough to homemake that.

 

[TrevorRC]

The best way to do this would be to find copper in the ground, melt it on your own, hammer it out into sheets, then wrap the sheets up into tubing, and use that.

You'll need to weld/seal the copper tubing shut, so you'll need to figure out how to hand-craft your own welder, too...maybe sit on a bike for a few days?

Edit: You can also craft your own block by ripping out your teeth, razor-sharpening them, then using them to cut through copper.

That'll work... as for the pump.....mouth powered.

-T
Edited for clarity. [Rather, took one word out. see the quote below for original post.]

 

[jtusa]

Originally posted by: TrevorRC
The best way to do this would be to take find copper in the ground, melt it on your own, hammer it out into sheets, then wrap the sheets up into tubing, and use that.

You'll need to weld/seal the copper tubing shut, so you'll need to figure out how to hand-craft your own welder, too...maybe sit on a bike for a few days?

Edit: You can also craft your own block by ripping out your teeth, razor-sharpening them, then using them to cut through copper.

That'll work... as for the pump.....mouth powered.

-T

You should do it and post a tutorial, with pics of course.

 

[TrevorRC]

Far too lazy for that

Nice work though, tell your buddy GJ.:beer:

 

[liquid51]

i like the fan shrouds. seems as though it would be pretty efficient

 

[HardWarrior]

Way to meatball that core and shrouds. :thumbsup: