9 Degrees ON AIR!!!!

[saltynay]

its probably a cheapo one if it is bundled with a case, phase changers can be very good and create a happy medium between watercooling and liquid gas.

 

[computer newbie]

its probably a cheapo one if it is bundled with a case, phase changers can be very good and create a happy medium between watercooling and liquid gas.

i duuno about it being an el cheapo its a thermaltake xpressar

 

[saltynay]

They would still be maximising on profit and minimalising on costs and with the awh factor of it being hase cooled so they can get away with it being rubbish. IMO a decent phase cooler costs £600-800 and would reach temps around -60-70C on a stock cpu.

 

[computer newbie]

They would still be maximising on profit and minimalising on costs and with the awh factor of it being hase cooled so they can get away with it being rubbish. IMO a decent phase cooler costs £600-800 and would reach temps around -60-70C on a stock cpu.

hmm. i had quit a laugh when they only gave it 50%:laughing:

 

[aspire]

Any Thermaltake product more advanced than a heatsink is just asking for trouble.

 

[hikaricloud]

Oh, it's definitely flammable. One time I shook one up and turned it upside down and sprayed it on my friend's pant leg, and then he lit it on fire. Extremely flammable, lol.

This is the first thing that came to mind when you said that.

 

[Trotter]

Just use waer cooling and hang your rad outside your window. Naturally chilled water FTW!

 

[aspire]

Just use waer cooling and hang your rad outside your window. Naturally chilled water FTW!

Gotta be careful with that though, condensation can kill...


your computer components.

 

[mcovalt]

Bad news: Heater guy came and cold front left temps back up to the norm 30 degrees

Good news: I hit 8 degrees last night! and my hard drives hit 18 degrees!!!

 

[C0RR0SIVE]

I wouldn't like the idea of my hard drive hitting them temps as they usualy have fluid to lubricate the bearings and that can gel up causing damage...