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    Temperature probe placement

    You know those little flat thermistors that come with temperature display devices? What's the best way to use those? I've read some reviews where they placed them between the CPU's IHS and the heatsink, but everything I know about cooling just shouts "WRONG" at that. So where do you place those...
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    Multiple rads in one loop?

    Guys, there's no need to start a flamewar. I was worried that drunk-posting would piss people off, but apparently some of you are even less mature all on your own. Thanks for the advice so far, it sounds like what I want to do is definitely doable, I think I can handle the research from here...
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    Multiple rads in one loop?

    That looks insanely pretty. But I can't make judgements at the moment, because I'm reallhy,rallly damn drunk at the moment. Really drunk. That rig look ssweeet th0ugh.
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    Multiple rads in one loop?

    Thanks for the responses so far, they have been enlightening. See my sig for my rig. I could probably get a dual 120 in the top, but it would probably require more modding than I'm prepared to do, because this case is entirely riveted together. I'm not opposed to doing mod work, but I'm in...
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    Multiple rads in one loop?

    I'm thinking about setting up some watercooling, for both sound and overclockability. I'm running my 3000+ Venice at 290x9 at the moment, getting it to 300x9 would make me happy ^_^ I am concerned about noise, though, and one of the main motivators would be cooling my GPU and Southbridge with...
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    What do Russian watercoolers do for fun?

    It's called Le Parkour, and those who practice it are traceurs. It started in France; those are French words. Basically, the idea is to be able to start running in a straight line and stick to that straight line no matter what you have to get over. It's like gymnastics and acrobatics and...
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