n00b sub zero cooling

RamboOC

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #1

my first time sub zero cooling
metal coffee pot lid, blue tack, tooth paste,ice from refrigiator and water

EDIT: IMGSHACK is having some problems

 

Last edited: Aug 6, 2014

tinytomlogan

The Guvnor

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #2

I properly LOL'd at this!

 

barnsley

born in a.....

• Mar 25, 2014

• #3

wut. Atleast your cpu is now minty fresh.

 

vorticalbox

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #4

Why tooth paste? Did yiu get it below zero? Lol

 

SieB

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #5

Lol, Please make a vid of you actually doing this :lol:

 

Remmy

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #6

Haha best bodge job ever

 

RickPlaysWarr

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #7

Blu-tac stops the condensation moisture - massively funny Dude!

 

RamboOC

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #8

I got down to i think 8c idle according to asus ai suite which combines cpu temp with socket temp. Not quite sub zero but good enough total cost was £0, and i got to 5.1 ghz and 1.55v on amd a6-6400k

And yes, the mobo is dead but because of a diffrent reason. I bent the cpu SOCKET pins on AMD motherboard. Never seen anyone else with amd motherboard that had bent pins DDDD

 

Last edited: Mar 25, 2014

vorticalbox

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #9

RamboOC said:

I got down to i think 8c idle according to asus ai suite which combines cpu temp with socket temp. Not quite sub zero but good enough total cost was £0, and i got to 5.1 ghz and 1.55v on amd a6-6400k

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lol not bad you could of used it to make some tea, sure tom would be up for it lol

 

RamboOC

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #10

and btw, right now im making dice pot out of old intel heatsink

 

vorticalbox

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• Mar 25, 2014

• #11

RamboOC said:

and btw, right now im making dice pot out of old intel heatsink

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I think you need to make a youtube video lol

 

F

Fringie

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #12

Next up 6ghz

 

RamboOC

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #13

I made this thread 2 motherboards ago

 

vorticalbox

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #14

RamboOC said:

I made this thread 2 motherboards ago

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I didn't know motherboards were a measure of time... lol

 

QuietOne

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #15

Same sort of principle as the rings on trees

 

vorticalbox

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #16

QuietOne said:

Same sort of principle as the rings on trees

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so 1 motherboard is about 1.5 earth months?

 

YouWhat

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• Jul 3, 2014

• #17

You shouldn't use bluetac, if I remember what a sparky told me few yrs bk, it is slightly conductive (or at least used to be), but how true this is I am not sure, and I've have never put it to the test....

 

Wraith

Bettyswollocks

• Jul 3, 2014

• #18

YouWhat said:

You shouldn't use bluetac, if I remember what a sparky told me few yrs bk, it is slightly conductive (or at least used to be), but how true this is I am not sure, and I've have never put it to the test....

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Nope, zero, nadda, zip, squat rest assured Blu-Tac is not conductive.

Good god I'm bored today....

 

YouWhat

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• Jul 4, 2014

• #19

lol thanks for checking, I ain't a clue where my multimeter is at moment, let alone finding some bluetac as the gremlins here see some and then it like magic, it disappears so fast, even if you don't blink, you'll still miss it

 

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remember300

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• Jul 4, 2014

• #20

i do know about 8 years ago something in the blue pigment used to allow an arc or electricity to be built up and it served like a static capacitor. It was not an issue but the only removed it cos they found a cheaper pigment.

From what i had seen on a few sites.