Julie lives on

[Rob 80386]

Finally got Julie up and running again, after a minor leak

even added a new part

 

[smooth]

Holy Moly! It looks like summat out of Alien!

Never been brave enough for liquid cooling!

 

[mrgas]

what is it ?

 

[smooth]

its a liquid cooled pc and a guy who wears bright t shirts...

 

[mrgas]

liquid cooled !!!!!

 

[Rob 80386]

its a liquid cooled pc and a guy who wears bright t shirts...

and dresses, (looks at the apple entries thread)



It's liquid cooled, the cylinder with the liquid in is the new addition

 

[neil_g]

hurrah for julie!

 

[Dazzler]

Where's the flux-capacitor going to sit?

 

[smooth]

Next to the warp core...

 

[Harvey_nikon]

Is that reservoir big enough? and are you cooling the GFX cards as well?

Designing myself a R2D2 xbox 360 case and I am planning on using my first water cooling set up on it to try and deal with these stupid heat issues!

Are you using plain distilled water or a water/anti-freeze mixture?

 

[neil_g]

Are you using plain distilled water or a water/anti-freeze mixture?

id stick to the specific fluids for this purpose, non conductive liquids

 

[Rob 80386]

Is that reservoir big enough? and are you cooling the GFX cards as well?

Designing myself a R2D2 xbox 360 case and I am planning on using my first water cooling set up on it to try and deal with these stupid heat issues!

Are you using plain distilled water or a water/anti-freeze mixture?

yes that res is more than big enough for two loops, it's a multi option res thats designed to have two pumps drawing from it,

I am cooling the graphics too

the two loops are separate each has their own pump and rad, the only thing that joins them together is the res.

The fluid is distilled water and ethylene glycol (antifreeze) mix, I only put a small drop of ethylene glycol in the water