Water cooling gone too far

Lonemagi

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Just saw this over at Athlonxp.com

thats <A HREF="http://www.athlonxp.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Diner_Wrapper&file=index&req=ShowFile&file_wrap=html/reviews_BaDass.html" target="_new">one hell of a case..</A>

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LtBlue14

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no <A HREF="http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/supergeek/story/0,24330,3380128,00.html" target="_new">THIS</A> is watercooling gone too far

edit: the pic link didn't work

actually, i really like this and would love to be able to do it, we've gone BEYOND water cooling into total submersion
excellent

<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by ltblue14 on 11/20/02 11:40 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
 

Lonemagi

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I ve seen that before with a similar setup, but I dont think it is practical for every day use. But it is cool *no pun intended*

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Lonemagi

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This is just nuts, and cool as hell,

<A HREF="http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/message?forumid=9013&messageid=1037819268" target="_new">Link</A>

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mrwhipper

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That is WAY too much.. LMAO.. I think I would be in devorce court before I could complete a task like that. Some one had WAY toomuch time on their hands. It is cool though. Take care.

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Lonemagi

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was on www.docsmachine.com - paintball forums. Says it is on hardocp too

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OT: Computer Tinkerers
by Dave

Left "Head": AMD1200, GF4 and chipset watercooled. 4 disks, DVD-Player, LS120, LEDmeter on the top.

Right "Head": AMD 450, TNT2, all passive cooled with an self designed air tunnel system. LEDmeter on the top. This board is mounted back to back with the other board.

"Intake": 8 air intakes (fake) and a self designed reservoir. Under the coverplate is a 5 port switch.

The fan is from an 1957 DKW-MUNGA (my old German Army Jeep) Behind the fan, (which turns at 60rpm) is a radiator (Cu).

At the bottom of the front is the control panel with 3 gauges from my 1969 Lotus Europe. The left gauge shows the tmep of the right air tunnel system, the other ones are showing the voltage of the 2 PSUs.

In the bottom is a digital recorder with a hot startsound and a little amplifier, which boosts the sound up to a good level. The sidepipes are from a motorbike.
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HolyShiznit

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Haha

I love over-the-top devices like that. The best name for one that I've seen has to be "The Poseidon"

:mad: <b><font color=green>"Hulk Smash"</b></font color=green>