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Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Koolvin, 19 Oct 2001.

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  1. Guest-16

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    He's right, add to that customs and OCS mark up and itll easily become £200. Especially as you say - its THE most extenisve kit on the UK markey atm.

    Also do you get a resoviour with it?? Spose youll just have to mod your own Alu Box :rolleyes: :D

    EDIT: I actually thought of using a Tropical fish tank as a Resoviour (with the fish :D), but then the water would have to be oxygenated :( and youd have to keep your pc always on to keep the temp constant.
     
    Guest-16, 20 Oct 2001
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  2. Koolvin

    Koolvin The Modfather

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    here is a sneaky....


    [​IMG]

    42C full Load AMD XP ;) silent as a deadly fart.
     
    Koolvin, 20 Oct 2001
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  3. Fly

    Fly inter arma silent leges

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    Europe's power standards are the same as ours, just snip the euro one off and fit the old three pin jobby...

    Fly
     
    Fly, 20 Oct 2001
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  4. slau

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    I'd expect they'd be shipping large amounts of them, and getting them at trade prices. There is no customs for stuff from europe, as far as I know. (one of the benefits of being in the EU eh?)
     
    slau, 20 Oct 2001
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  5. Koolvin

    Koolvin The Modfather

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    No customs from EU ;) also FLY is right just chop and change.
     
    Koolvin, 20 Oct 2001
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  6. Kevo

    Kevo 426F6C6C6F636B7300

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    ahhh yes the EU rocks!!!!
     
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  7. Guest-16

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    Well you learn a new thing every day dont you:

    I didnt know europe had the same power regulations as here!

    and

    You dont pay customs duties in the EU... now you mention it - i remember learning that in school. Ive just been buying stuff (thinking of buying stuff) from the USA too often and always think about customs duties.

    Hmmm, id *like* to see what the actual price will be though, should be interesting from a specualtive point of view. :)
     
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  8. Phil

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    Europe is 230V AC !!!!!!!!


    It's the USA which is 110V

    The only difference with euro/uk power is they don't always have earth....

    EDIT: I wish i'd read the whole thread before I posted that.....
     
    Phil, 21 Oct 2001
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  9. Phil

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    awww, go easy on him, he comes in here and has to translate English into that wierd scotish language they speak up there, and now you're asking him to seemlessly translate from german to english to nuttah ?

    poor robbie :D
     
    Phil, 21 Oct 2001
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  10. alipuk

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    Bwhahahahahahaha :rofl: :D :rofl:

    Loverly pieces of kit koolvin just really looking forward to seeing the finished case. Did I see somewhere that you will be taking it to the CPL this year?
     
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  11. Fly

    Fly inter arma silent leges

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    from the cpl europe website:

    CPL Paris delayed
    October 18th, 2001; Ralf
    The last event for 2001 of CPL Europe was planned to take place in Paris, France in late November. The CPL Europe has decided to cancel this event so close to the CPL World Championship Event in Dallas, Texas, in order to concentrate on a larger event in Spring 2002 to open the new season.
    Autoberths which were already gathered will be transferred to the next event. We will let you know about details as soon as possible, thus far we are planning combined Quake 3 and Counter-Strike SE tournaments.


    oh well...



    Fly
     
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  12. Jamie

    Jamie ex-Bit-Tech code junkie

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    crap0x
     
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  13. Zoon

    Zoon Hunting Wabbits since the 80s

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    My next upgrade is gonna be to a 2ghz ish (no not the 2000+ that'll only be clocked at 1.7 I guess) palamino and mobo to match - so I am gonna watercool it for sure :)

    I'd rather get a kit, cos at least it has all the components I need to get started with, and this kit looks alreet !

    For anyone who isn't up for chopping and changing, I suggest you go to Wilkos and find a euro plug to uk plug adaptor.
     
    Zoon, 23 Oct 2001
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  14. img

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    if u having trouble reading the site goto
    http://www.freetranslation.com/ and translate the site to english it doesnt get all the words but most and at least u can understand most of it.
     
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  15. RTT

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    welcome to the forums Img :cool:
     
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  16. Lordflash

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    Talk about mark up look at the prices of the TS Heatronics Zen CPU Radiator at OCS ffs
     
    Lordflash, 23 Oct 2001
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  17. JK23

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    I know - Add £30 each because ........ They are greedy??!!??
     
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  18. Dremel_Freak

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    So when we gonna see more of this tricked out see-through water-cooled pimp rig then?
     
    Dremel_Freak, 24 Oct 2001
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  19. Dremel_Freak

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    My XP1800 @ 1714MHz (11.5 x 149) with Alpha PAL8045 and panaflo H1A - 38C full load - silent but violent! 8851 3DMark2001 default benchmark score. :cool:

    Water is probably still quieter though.
     
    Dremel_Freak, 27 Oct 2001
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  20. Koolvin

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    Water cooling = NO noise........

    If you read the watercooling board you will see that this system has NO reservoir which could drop temps by 2-3C alo The rad has no airflow directly through it which whould drop the temps by another 5-10C..... (did I mention no case fans?)

    I could if I wanted to have the CPU at room temp if Iwanted to but The clearpc is more about asthetics ;)

    So I have Killer looks, and silent system oh yeah forgot about the bragging right's ;)

    I clocked my GPU to 265 using this system ;) yeah baby yeah!!!!! over 8.5k 3 dmark scores on a silent system......

    Just for you.....

    [​IMG]
     
    Koolvin, 28 Oct 2001
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