So what does anyone think of this? [bold]Product: Waterchill Antartica Watercooling CPU/VGA (KT18A-L20)[bold] Manufacturer: asetek MSRP: € 242.00 Information: www.asetek.com _X_X_X_X_X_[small]This Is No Ice Cream Social![/small]
Well I think member 'Kamran' wanted a spec for a $7000 USD system and that was the cooler i reccomended for a system of that budget/calibre. I can tell you it's an extremely cost and thermal efficient cooling unit but for something in the $500 USD range I'm not so certain i'd place it as a "mainstream" product ;-)
Hehe .. finally a multifan active memory cooler which doesnt require a specific heatspreader (like the Thermaltake one does)
I agree, it's a little expensive for something mainstream. I guess if you have the money and are lazy this is okay to have.
Kinda like the thermaltake active coolers except this one doesnt clamp around the individual memory sticks sideways but rather it clamps across all three/four of the dimm slots lengthwise and is powered by (i would imagine) a 12v molex
Well its just a replacement side thingy for either the entire door or just the window part (i suspect its just for the window)
Hey Praetor. I've read up on this growing thread some, and have decided to ask something completely off topic! I currently have PC2100 512MB of RAM. It almost sounds funny to compare that to the rest of my system components, Athlon 64 3000+, ATi 9800 Pro, 320 GB of hard drives, etc., etc. Nevertheless, I'm in the market for RAM. I've seen so many choices, and I've even asked this question before at one point. I mean there's mushkin, ocz, just so many. I also had another question, what exactly do the latency numbers mean, and what advantage of overclocking ram is there? Do those 10 dollar heat spreaders really work?
Hmm, I didn't expect someone like you to be so rude. I guess we're all disappointing at times. Maybe if you read the whole post, you wouldn't quickly add a threat to ban me. Look at the last posts, so how the concept of these don't really relate to ram cooling. But I asked about heat spreaders, hmm cooling, which does concur with said thread topic, "Offical PC Cooling." Now, maybe I was a little off with recomendations of RAM, terribly sorry but mistakes happen. Ohh no..hope I don't get ban for this.
LOL not at all although a new thread would be appropriate -- Other PC Hardware is, as of yet, devoid of multiposting, offtopic posts, piracy and other forms of foruming stupidity -- if i come across as harsh its only because I intend to keep it that way. This place is 'clean' -- and its gonna stay that way
Anyone know what the best easy to install cooling device for a Ati Radeon X800 Pro would be? I'm interested because I'm intending on activating the 4 other piplines on the card to improve its performance, here's the guide I'm following to do so: http://www.pcunleash.com/bbs/zboard...n&sc=on&select_arrange=headnum&desc=asc&no=26
hey anyone know if this product is good? http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=35-103-145&depa=0
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproductdesc.asp?description=35-118-109&DEPA=1 _X_X_X_X_X_[small] "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." Sherlock Holmes (by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1859-1930)[/small]
The thing about copper heatsinks (and copper as a material) is that it recieves heat very well and holds it very well -- its the getting rid of part that copper isnt so great on -- which is why complete copper heatsinks should be accompanied by super-fans. Otherwise, a combination of Copper and Aluminum is preferable as aluminum doesnt lose it's efficiency as fast as copper does
I just got this monster in the mail today, a Thermaltake Polo 735: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=35-106-042&depa=0 This thing moves some serious air and is very, very well built. It comes with hardware to fit K8, K7 and P4 as well as two different speed controllers, one that fits in a 3.5" bay and one that fits in an empty PCI slot whichever you prefer