Like your sig, then.~{TPP}~richoxon wrote:
pcworld used to sell them. I agree, they look shit
Was thinking of going with water cooling and thought it looked cool different to the Antec 900 anywayFreezer7Pro wrote:
Like your sig, then.~{TPP}~richoxon wrote:
pcworld used to sell them. I agree, they look shit
I don't think they're that bad. They're easy to mod for oil cooling, and it's a kinda cool concept. If you have some plexi hard drives, PSUs and optical devices, it'd be cool.
Fill up all holesMitch92uK wrote:
Was thinking of going with water cooling and thought it looked cool different to the Antec 900 anywayFreezer7Pro wrote:
Like your sig, then.~{TPP}~richoxon wrote:
pcworld used to sell them. I agree, they look shit
I don't think they're that bad. They're easy to mod for oil cooling, and it's a kinda cool concept. If you have some plexi hard drives, PSUs and optical devices, it'd be cool.
Tbh freeze I don't fancy spending my nights sleeping within 10ft of a case full of accelerantFreezer7Pro wrote:
Fill up all holesMitch92uK wrote:
Was thinking of going with water cooling and thought it looked cool different to the Antec 900 anywayFreezer7Pro wrote:
Like your sig, then.
I don't think they're that bad. They're easy to mod for oil cooling, and it's a kinda cool concept. If you have some plexi hard drives, PSUs and optical devices, it'd be cool.
Get a barrel of clear, non-conductive oil
Mount hardware
Unplug fans
Fill up
Profit.
Vegetable oil....Mitch92uK wrote:
Tbh freeze I don't fancy spending my nights sleeping within 10ft of a case full of accelerantFreezer7Pro wrote:
Fill up all holesMitch92uK wrote:
Was thinking of going with water cooling and thought it looked cool different to the Antec 900 anyway
Get a barrel of clear, non-conductive oil
Mount hardware
Unplug fans
Fill up
Profit.
That's why you get transformer oil, that needs to be replaced every 20 years.PBAsydney wrote:
Vegetable oil....Mitch92uK wrote:
Tbh freeze I don't fancy spending my nights sleeping within 10ft of a case full of accelerantFreezer7Pro wrote:
Fill up all holes
Get a barrel of clear, non-conductive oil
Mount hardware
Unplug fans
Fill up
Profit.
And I've heard that although this method is great for cooling, it sucks for maintainance
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Olol.PBAsydney wrote:
When I said maintainance, I meant the computer parts, not the oil
Last edited by Mitch92uK (2008-04-02 23:29:57)
Don't it's fun for the first couple of months then you get sick of it pretty fast. always need to be cleaned because of dust/finger marks. and tbh like kyle said you'll be disappointed for buying it. I still have mine laying around but I bought an Antec 900 instead.kylef wrote:
I'm begging you...please...no.
Last edited by Phatmatt (2008-04-03 10:04:39)
Yes, as they're made of an insulator which in theory can build up a good few electrons. However, it's not that much in practice and if you're really worried you can (brief explanation inc) take a computer power cable, cut it off and connect the third, ground pin (at least in US house wiring), to your case and that should alleviate problems.xRBLx wrote:
I hear those cases are bad for giving of static too.
I know someone who's buying the exact same kit and installing on his P182 today, so I'll find out what happens with installation.kylef wrote:
The Antec Performance 1 series aren't really for watercooling unless it is an external kit. It can be done; I've had a few friends even do it themselves. However looking at that picture it seems that the Radiator is only 120mm? If so you *could* mount it quite easily if you find the right space!
