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i had the same problem when temporarily going from OC'ing my athlon2500 from 2.2G back down to 1.8G. It was like throwing a tantrum because it wasnt being overclocked anymore. I think a remove-CMOS-battery did the trick, followed by powering up and choosing 'load optimum values' when first...
You'll have to vent the waste heat from the Vapochill right outside, otherwise there is more heat (generated by the electricity the Vapochill uses) to stress the poor 5000BTU AC even more...
Duct your hot case air right out your window, man. ;)
Make sure the filter and coils clean on your AC to increase its efficency.
Think of it like this... you can remove 5000BTUs of heat per hour with your AC. Think of everything you can do to reduce the amount of heat your AC has to...
Get any hollow (or sealable) hard plastic object, whatever shape you desire, drill two holes in the object. Get a 1/4" plastic Tee at the hardware store; hacksaw the Tee in half. Epoxy both halves of the Tee in the two holes. o-O
Cost you only a few bucks and gives you plenty of time to...
i think you're allowed to bump back your own thread. :p
if you have all your watercooling equipment in your pc then you increase chances of damaging it by a leak. You can be a bit paranoid and seal everything with RTV or aquarium sealant....
If you loose all your water thru a leak, here's...
im currently searching the web for answer to: Why are my benchmarks lower with 4 drives as RAID-0 than with a single drive? With both onboard RAID with my gigabyte GA 7n400 pro2 2.0 AND with my new PRomise SX4000.
What I expect to get alot of is: You've saturated the PCI bus which has a...