Project: Mountain Dew 17th Jan 06 (03/12 small update)

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  1. phuzz

    phuzz This is a title

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    Nice!
    no other words for it :)
     
    phuzz, 16 Feb 2006
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  2. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    Cheers its still far from finnished I havent perdy'd it up yet or found a controller for it yet :)
     
    fatty, 16 Feb 2006
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  3. perplekks45

    perplekks45 LIKE AN ANIMAL!

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    -100? Ouch, now that's what I call 'cold'. :brrr:
     
    perplekks45, 16 Feb 2006
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  4. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    A lot of time has passed and I am still doing the small things on the case it has now been transported home for testing on my fx 57 which should take place this weekend but I still dont have a decent hdd :(

    [​IMG]

    The unit has also been fine tunned it will hold 210W of heatload at -65 and will sit between -80 to -90 idle depends on how hot the compressors are

    I will post more when I fire her up on the weekend
     
    fatty, 24 Mar 2006
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  5. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    I hit 4 jig woooohoooo

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    fatty, 25 Mar 2006
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  6. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    Well not too bad hit 4gig with my fx57 I was told only the second in the UK to do it so I am happy :)
     
    fatty, 26 Mar 2006
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  7. Gaoske

    Gaoske What's a Dremel?

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    Very very nice work... Maybe you should mention a link in you sig to make sure people find this comments thread.

    Where did you get those fangrillz, or did you make them yourself? Really love them...
    Do you perhaps have another pic?
     
    Gaoske, 26 Mar 2006
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  8. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    The grills are from extremeprometeia.com they are great I have some blue led fans in behind 3 of the grills I am waiting on my small 12v transformer so the unit is not fully finnished yet

    As for more pics :)

    HERE

    Thats where I keep my project pics quite a lot from last nights session :)
     
    fatty, 26 Mar 2006
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  9. SAS91

    SAS91 What's a Dremel?

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    There the official EPUK fan grills my friend ;) head over there to find out more :p
     
    SAS91, 26 Mar 2006
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  10. Gaoske

    Gaoske What's a Dremel?

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    There the official site... don't you have a link :(

    I don't find on extremepromateia.com either???
     
    Gaoske, 26 Mar 2006
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  11. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    fatty, 26 Mar 2006
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  12. Gaoske

    Gaoske What's a Dremel?

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    I found the website, that ain't the prob, I just couldn't find the grillz, nor prices etc...
     
    Gaoske, 26 Mar 2006
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  13. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    Just ring Phil on monday as they are a special he put together for the forum guys he uses the grills in his custom units
     
    fatty, 26 Mar 2006
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  14. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    Ok fan grills can be found HERE

    And some bad news for me I found out the world record for an AMD FX57 is now 4200 the chap who got this is called
    k|ngp|n - 4181.61 MHz http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=82535

    He said he hit 4200 but corrupted his hdd

    But I do beleive that I am the first in the UK to hit the magical 4gig :)
     
    fatty, 30 Mar 2006
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  15. Big SturL

    Big SturL What's a Dremel?

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    Dood, 4GHZ! Heading for the WR of SuperPi or what? That's one nice cascade in deed! Keep em' coming :thumb:
     
    Big SturL, 3 Apr 2006
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  16. fatty

    fatty Minimodder

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    Still haven't dome much more work on the cascade I have regassed the second stage with R23 and hit 4.8 on my X6800

    more info can be found Here
     
    fatty, 3 Dec 2006
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  17. hydro_electric_655

    hydro_electric_655 Dremelly Dude

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    Insluation shoudl push you right past -100C
     
    hydro_electric_655, 3 Dec 2006
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  18. Rocket733

    Rocket733 Austerity - It's the only way

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    <ot>Do you just post random **** hoping it's right? I doubt insulation is going to make a 20 degree difference since it's pretty clear he already has insulation over everything.</ot>

    Very nice overclock. that's a pretty damn nice setup you have there.
     
    Rocket733, 4 Dec 2006
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