QUOTE(OC4/3 @ Sep 22 2008, 01:06 AM)
@bro almosthere,Nirox P3800 i heard from bryan got some reliability issue
Nirox P2800 after mod,what is the Hmax?2.5M?

P3800 mod to keep it cool. Simply just rip out the back cover (which is keeping all the darn heat inside) and use proper brass barbs
QUOTE(glock88 @ Sep 22 2008, 11:47 AM)
TEC ah... welll since TEC are inefficient... y dont use the exact same concept like a fridge... easier... that way.... u can cool down all the components at the same time...
bro almostthere... yes condensation is a problem... well like i say... MAYBE we can use a lot of silicate to absorb as much moisture as we can... i think if we drop the temp to slightly below room temp( like using air conditioner) we might be able to not get condensation... temp toooo low will cause condensation immediately... correct me if i am wrong... hehe
Like I said, someone did it before....waaaaaayyyyyyyy long ago and it was one hell of a mess since silica based dielectric grease is one messy goop and expensive for the amount your getting. Just look at what ARJ did for his DI pot prep job. And if you're intending to just drop the ambient to below normal, why bother with the hassle and added energy costing when you can use a portable air cooler and enjoy the breeze too. Right?
QUOTE(IcEMoCHa @ Sep 22 2008, 02:45 PM)
bro u need to know ur water temperature before u get more powerful pump... if ur water temp is high even on sucky pump it wont be any better with a bigger pump... cuz ur only running 1 block in the system p2800 is more than enough for that..
Not true, my suggestion is because I know what a P2800 can and cannot do and what it CANNOT do is counter the graviational flow resistance+radiators flow restriction which would cause, you guessed it right, latent heat stuck in block. Water temperature in this case is irrelevant and tbh, the P2800 has outlived it's usefulness what with that 1' long pump to block tubing and E8400 which funnily enough on air runs hotter then my outdated E6400