lol...Was googling if there is anyway on undervolting the mcp355 and apparently the pump cant operate anything less than 9v..wonder if any1 have any experience



Thanks man.. i did consider repositioning the radiator but by doing so, I wont be able to use my 90 degree fittings without some extensions..Maybe I will have a 80mm fan dedicated blowing the pump...hope it will help somehow..

purple stained on bay res





orange soda
(try use sprite or 7up for colorless soda.)
too long soaking it may cause the soda color stained the surface LOL.





walao


This post has been edited by irienaoki: Dec 31 2012, 10:13 PM

damn..it removes the stain effectively. moral of the story brothers and sisters..no more soda from now on!

no rubbing done
just shaking it for few seconds then shiny like new.

This post has been edited by irienaoki: Dec 31 2012, 10:29 PM

soda = acidic so yeah. Lemon + vinegar works like a charm too...

Happy New Year to everyone

that soda trick is nice. use soda for coolant!

@sidewinderz, maybe use variable voltage controller. get it to start up at 12v, then drop it down to whatever.

u need a fan controller that can output 3A per channel then you can use it to control the mcp355
also note most fan controller do not output 12volts at full load its slightly lower around 11.3 volts

can the soda or lemon+vinegar remove stains from w/b?

Soda is actually an alkaline/base at pH 9-14, that's why it has a bitter taste. Caustic soda is the most basic detergent at pH 14. Acid is sour though.

I can get a concentrated Potassium Hydroxide (KOH) from my lab, boil it and soak the stained parts into it.

soda as carbonated drink?

Won't that KOH be quite vigorous even though hydroxide?

Anyone have any idea where I can get the NB E-Loop fans locally?

Make own controller.

I've heard of tomato sauce working before as well. haha

This post has been edited by pristine: Jan 1 2013, 12:22 PM

bro, you redrink the mirinda?

of course he did bro...additional flavor that no one could resist

hmmm...any good recommendation?

Lol...I cant seem to find a fan controller that accepts molex as an input..hehe..For now, I think its quite ok..hehe...If you got any good suggestion please suggest. I tried looking at Lamptron fan controllers but their accessories does not accept any molex input

none that I can think of at the moment since need molex power. maybe one of those 4-pin molex splitter pcbs that have different voltage points.

or if you're daring enough, mess with the pins on the molex plug.

anyone here using the bitspower flow indicator?

what are the diameter conversion pieces for?

Variable voltage controller? Go hardware store ask for rheostat.

I was referring soda as soft drink. Soft drink is acidic ma...no meh?