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it's fun and very cold got my sempry to 10c

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has anyone hear done it

Reply to dvdpiddy

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has anyone hear done it



Nope, and neither have you.

~~Mad Mod Mike, pimpin' the world 1 rig at a time

Reply to MadModMike

i have done it withmy sempron 2200 overclocked to 1.9 ghz on my crappy ecs mobo with 512 mb ddr 333 ram my temps were 30c idle (remember 130nm no soi)45c load i put it in my old fish tank took off the fan filled with 3 gallon's of oil and turned it on got my temps to 10c idle and 15c load then i stupidly took of my heat sink burned my sempry and got mad ok mad mod mike

Reply to dvdpiddy

No you didn't, please stop posting on Toms Forumz, I say this not to be mean or disrespectful, but your posts are either lies ("6800GS tops at 50c" ) or just stupid & pointless ("How do I copy pictures?" ). Please refrain from posting irrelevant and stupid posts, save us and yourself. Thank you.

~~Mad Mod Mike, pimpin' the world 1 rig at a time

Reply to MadModMike

shut up mike if you have seen half the things i've seen you would understand but you havent now have you huh?

Reply to dvdpiddy

oh and mike im talkin about a 6800gs in a 90f room in the summer time when i saw the guy demonstrate the 6800gs at a tradeshow here in new york in the jacob javitz center ive been going to digital trade show's for a damn long time okay mike ive seen the 6600gt when they showed it off at the javitz center so yeah mike how many show's you been too huh me 4 times at digital life

Reply to dvdpiddy

How about you both stop spamming the thread with your witerings. PM each other.

Please keep it off the boards. Thanks you.

Reply to Ned_Flanders

Oil coolers work similar to water coolers. Transferring heat into a liquid and getting the heat out into the air. With the Oil cooling that THG did, it had a large surface area and which allows it to get more heat out into the air then most water coolers (Although vege oil is pretty shit for that).

The first bit of evidence that proves your a liar is the fact that oil/water/air coolers all have one problem... You CANNOT achieve a temperature lower then ambient air temperature! You said your Sempron ran at 30c idle when using air cooling, then suddenly you get this 20c drop when in oil cooling :roll: So did you take your computer out and bury it in the snow to get the ambient to 0c for the oil cooler to achieve 10c??

One word for you, "Wanker".

Reply to knightrous
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"with 3 gallon's of oil and turned it on got my temps to 10c idle and 15c load "

Yes, cpu temps very frequently drop well below the room temperature of cooking oil....NOT.

Dude...flame elsewhere :-)

Reply to mdd1963
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"One word for you, "Wanker".
"

Indeed! :)

Reply to mdd1963

dude i was winter outside it was 30f thats negative 1c

Reply to dvdpiddy

since none of you believe im gonna go down to cvs pick up a camera and3 gallons cooking oil record the temps and post the pic ill be back 6 hours

Reply to dvdpiddy
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Wouldnt oil cooling smell like mad? Just a thought...

Reply to Ycon

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ill be back 6 hours



Well it's been nearly 12 hours since your post your BS post... We want results! 8)

Reply to knightrous

Is vegetable oil even good for oil cooling? That would be funny having your pc smelling like some buffet restaurant. haha.

Heard this guy talking about Galden Thermal Fluid, said it's a lot better than vegetable oil or motor oil. Almost 0 conductivity so sealing up the cpu in not necessary.

I wouldn't go for oil cooling though but go for water cooling. I have air cooling but its quite and cool.

Yeah, oil cooled pc. Can u say Lan party, man that pc would be like 50 pounds. I think its cool but not practical.

Reply to chuckshissle

imagine this : a P4 yanoh dual core running at 90C in oil in a automated mcdonalds! now its fattening, fast frying, and electric consuming at the same time

Reply to theholylancer

ok night since you dont believe me i've done the oil cooling taken pics and i am developing them now

Reply to dvdpiddy

I still don't believe you.

Untill I see digital thermal readouts from Speedfan or similar programs, a laser temp meter readot and see both your oil cooled Sempron and air cooled Sempron both at the same ambient air temp(-1c you said previously), and your oil cooler is sitting on 10c and your air cooled is still sitting on 30c, I won't ever believe you.

Please refer to my first post for your correct title on these forums.

Reply to knightrous

The most informative items of this whole post is below


"wanker"


I shall continue to read out of a sense of commitment.

Reply to sgtwilliams

i'm waiting for the pics ok guy's!

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