and costing you a bomb to get it.I think this is not worthy to get such an expensive cooling device on our system.An extreme water cooling is already good enough for that.Extreme Cooling (-95C), crazee Italian OC his Conroe
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This cooling device is superb.
and costing you a bomb to get it.I think this is not worthy to get such an expensive cooling device on our system.An extreme water cooling is already good enough for that. |
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QUOTE(sHawTY @ Oct 10 2006, 09:04 AM) Yerp, this is what i'm stressing about... Wah yaya...I also agree after i think twice.  I don't think an extreme watercooling setup can even reach a lower temperature than 15 degrees celcius....  Hey wait, is there any watercooling setup that can reach 15 degrees celcius? I don't think so...    But if the proc area too cold will it affect the stabality or harm it?I don't think the proc are designed to run under such cold temperature right? |
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QUOTE(kcnyc @ Oct 11 2006, 03:03 PM) Look at my signature.......that processor is an Intel 660 clocked at 5GHz.  This thread makes me want to snap on my Mach 2 GT to my X6800. lol Extreme cooling can make so extreme result in overclcoking.When is your X6800 going to build up? |
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