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mcmad

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been flippin busy with work..

time for a new project..

using one of fattys chillers to cool & maintain the water at ambient temps in its own box (stuck in the loft hopefully) with temp controller then feeding to a MM case & water cool the CPU, hard drives, gfx card, soundproofed & silent hopefully as it wont have any radiators or fans

pics to follow this week, still working on the control electronics for the water chiller.
 
right..

here goes

Take one water chiller (courtesy of fatty) & rip it apart ready for some temp control mods (& also removing that screaming 240v fan !)

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ohhhhh.. hang on... whats that...

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Bugger, the thermistor has a pot on it to adjust switch on temps.. hmmm if i can adjust that to just below ambient temps it would save me a sh*tload of work modding a controller..

anyhoo.. controller, PSU, decent papst fan, thermocouples, relays etc are all ready to be added..

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more to follow...
 
up & running...

:)

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fully adjustable temp control from -5 to + whatever..

response time is quite large though but i can improve on that with better P/I settings on the controller..

Now to get it up into the loft & rip out the rads etc in my case & join the two of them.

will probably run it with water controlled at 15 degrees to start with (until I can find a supplier of armaflex to deal with condensation probs I would get going lower than 15...)
 
reet..

connected up to pc now..

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thats an FX-53 @ 2.8 Ghz (cooled by storm G4) & 6800 Ultra on stock (cooled by maze 4 plastic top), just after running 3d mark 05, raptor drives are cooled by silentstar blocks

water temp was set to 20 degrees & it seems to be holding..

quite pleased with that as the 6800 ultra especially gets frickin hot
 
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