dragonsprayer :
Nice Job THG - quite entertaining!
First - why not more fluids? Second add another pump to add and remove fluids faster - a submersible in distilled for the flush
The main reasons for not using more fluids had to do with cost and time. We wanted to see how the project would be received by you guys, and personally, I had hoped to get some level of participation out of our readers/viewers in the form of suggestions for fluids/setups and general feedback, both of which I'm very glad to see here already.
dragonsprayer :
Second, i am not sure that the system reacted exactly the same each time- why not run orthos or something to get 100% cpu output this would assure a better comparison.
This time through we used the burn-in feature of SiSoft Sandra 2005 to loop and attain our work load. Again this was more of a preliminary test than a truely finished, polished project, so I'm reviewing suggestions and discussing methods as well as the lessons learned. Definetly our method of bringing the CPU to maximum load is under review along with the rest. I have a sneaking suspicion that I'll need to play with a couple programs to find the best fit for the projects needs.
dragonsprayer :
I would expect higher temps as the system warms or the room warms you need readings on the room temp.
You need to test the fluid several times to rule out ambient temp changes and changes in the system temps. If tt fluid is first run it again last, etc.
cool test you need to expand the number of fluids like the over priced xp etc! i saw the beer bottles did it/u get sticky when u drained the beer?
I plan on taking these environmental variabls into consideration should we decide to move forward with more videos and more fluids, possibly with not just multiple test runs per fluid but also with longer test runs. I'm confidant that we'll hammer out these details in short order and be able to have a lot more fun on this!
And unfortunately, yes, yes I did get sticky with the beer >_<