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Cooling Aqua-Computer Prototype Blocks

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by modsquad, 2 Dec 2004.

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  1. Wossack

    Wossack What's a Dremel?

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    The rad dunked in dry ice or liquid nitrogen or something?
     
    Wossack, 9 Dec 2004
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  2. Nexxo

    Nexxo * Prefab Sprout – The King of Rock 'n' Roll

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    Dry ice, by the looks of it. You can see the chunks on top of the rad in one picture.
     
    Nexxo, 9 Dec 2004
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  3. slater

    slater Mummy Says Im Special

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    Edit: attualy scratch that im wrong. :sigh:

    slater..
     
    slater, 9 Dec 2004
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  4. Atomic

    Atomic Gerwaff

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    Think I remember you posting about that...
     
    Atomic, 9 Dec 2004
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  5. modsquad

    modsquad Grease Monkey Undergraduate..

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    Just found these..
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    modsquad, 10 Dec 2004
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  6. user0001

    user0001 What's a Dremel?

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    Thats it - pour some on the power supply down there for some intense sub zero wattage!
     
    user0001, 11 Dec 2004
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  7. slame

    slame Pix, sonst glaub ich nix !

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    No prototypes. They were only designed for this purpose.

    first one yes .. second one no

    No

    No noise at all

    No .. they are just asking the customers if they want them for the Asus Board.

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    Cheers

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    slame, 13 Dec 2004
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  8. friskies

    friskies What's a Dremel?

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    Shouldn't they be wearing gloves when handling liquid nitrogen?!? "Werdamt! Mein fingers broke straight off! Hilfe mich Hans!"
     
    friskies, 7 Jan 2005
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  9. exo²

    exo² What's a Dremel?

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    this is very hard cooling
    thats wath i need in my pc :)
     
    exo², 31 Dec 2006
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  10. n00btard

    n00btard Go away

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    holy thread revival...
     
    n00btard, 31 Dec 2006
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  11. zhangmaster12

    zhangmaster12 What's a Dremel?

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    no they dont need. liquid nitrogen evaporates extremely fast and even faster when heated. your hand is normally at around 35cish so the liquid nitrogen evaporates before touching your hand, making a cloud or shield of nitrogen protecting your hand from harm. :thumb:

    got this from my dad, he has tons of liquid nirtogen at his work.
     
    zhangmaster12, 1 Jan 2007
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