I remember reading an article in like some computing magazine about some company that was selling computers for around $7000, at the time. They were like pentium IIs that were in HUGE cases, like super towers and then some, but the bottom of the case was like a air conditioner on steriods that brought the temp to below zero, hence sub zero. I can't seem to find any links or anything about this. Mabye I just dreamt it up a long time ago... Anyone else remember something like that?
Sub Zero computers
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http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20001103/index.html
it was like that but now that i look at it, it was much more before that, like maybe 98 or 96, cause I mean it was huge and expensive and cold.
it was like that but now that i look at it, it was much more before that, like maybe 98 or 96, cause I mean it was huge and expensive and cold.
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Linkage? I want to see that
The industry standard phase change unit "Vaphochill LS" sells for $800-$900, you can get an older Mach1 prommie for $500-$600, but I have seen nothing even close to $200
Vapochill LS
Originally posted by: Mavrick007
Hehe sign me up, I'll take one too!
I'll take 6 for a cascade at that price!
Here is my friends serious cooling
You're not hardcore untill your computers cooling gets delivered on a forklift skid.
You're not hardcore untill your computers cooling gets delivered on a forklift skid.
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