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What Needs to Be Cooled and What Doesn't


NikoDG

  

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  1. 1. Which of these should have dedicated cooling solutions (water blocks/heatsinks) in a highly overclocked rig?

    • CPU
      39
    • GPU
      37
    • Chipset
      20
    • RAM
      13
    • HDD
      3
    • Mosfet / Volt Reg
      18


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You want me to dunk my PC in mineral oil? :lol:

Not the best option if it is on for long periods of time. It works great at first but I wouldnt use it for a gaming or benchmarking rig unless you find n effective way to remove the heat load from the oil.

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Not the best option if it is on for long periods of time. It works great at first but I wouldnt use it for a gaming or benchmarking rig unless you find n effective way to remove the heat load from the oil.

A Laing D5 will move mineral oil just fine. :P

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Do it. Oh, and pics or it never happened :lol:

Oh by the way, I heard something about high voltages, a naked mosfet, and fire. Your name was somewhere in there too Waco :P

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Take the evaporator from a refrigerator and dunk it in the oil. Use some ultra kaze fans to move the oil around. Sub zero temps and zero condensation. Win

i have considered this but is a fridge really going to be able to shed enough heat?

They are designed to keep cool thing cool not to continuously remove heat from something generating heat.

Know of anyone who has done this effectively with an extreme kind of rig?

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