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selling computer **WATERCOOLED**, need laptop

Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 7:11 am
by c4uldr0n
So here is my computer:

Mid Tower ASPIRE case with 500W power supply & Blue LEDs
MSI K8N Motherboard, Dual Channel DDR, AGP
AMD X2 3800+ (2.0GHz, Dual Core)
1GB DDR400 Mushkin Low Latency
250GB SATA Maxtor 7200RPM
1.44mb floppy
NEC 16 DVD-RW (Dual Layer)
ATI Radeon X800XL 256MB AGP
Keyboard (MS)
Mouse (LOGITECH)
Logitech MOMO Steering Wheel
19" MAG LCD Monitor 16ms, 2 dead pixels from factory
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oh yeah, its water cooled

Black Ice Extreme 2 Radiator
1/2" Tubing
DangerDen MAZE4 GPU Water Block
DangerDen TDX CPU Water Block
DangerDen water pump
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Looking $1200 OBO, or a good trade for laptop
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:34 am
by focinite
holy crap!!!!! weres the turbo for that , dose it have crusie? :shock:

Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 10:44 am
by zurno
nice looking computer there

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 7:04 am
by c4uldr0n
its pretty fast... does gaming just fine, video and processor run at nearly ambient temperature (28-30C). when it was air cooled it ran the processor at 40C and video card at 60C, watercooling does amazing things.

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 7:30 am
by sc0tty8
Yeah water cooling usually runs ambient temps.

Put your core in a freezer and put a larger pump in it, and, OC that bitch.

I take it your running stock speeds on that proc?

Thats a pretty bad-ass setup, minus the generic PSU. Antec tru power for life here.

If I had the fundage, I would drop in my raptor and my tru power and see what that proc could do. Danger den stuff is prob the best water cooling money can buy, they been in the game the longest and make a very quality cpu block. I wonder whatever happend to that heatsink maker alpha...they made some bad ass heatsinks, I remember my SMP rig ran dual alpha pep66's or whatever they called them with the delta hair dryers, fucker was loud as hell...

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 10:56 am
by c4uldr0n
I have it running stock now... but I ran it stable up to 2.6ghz per core (stock is 2.0ghz)... it screamed, but for practical purposes I put it back down to stock. When I owned my ole business, I ran these Enhance power supplied on nearly every computer I build, out of over 1k computers, I probably had about 10-15 go bad.... pretty good odds

Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 10:22 am
by c4uldr0n
c'mon... daddy needs a turbo tune and a laptop! (evil grin)