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Here is the original one made by Steve Pignato. http://www.overclockers.com/nuclear-tower-water-cooling/

Realspace pro is office depots store brand. Chairs are custom made for office depot by raynor.

Office depot sells some mesh chairs made by raynor. The in-store price on the quantum is $249 atm. I just got one, really nice chair. http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/510830/Realspace-PRO-Quantum-60percent-Recycled-Mesh/...

Sounds like you are running an old version of XP without SP2.

I've seen worse.

fixed.

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?sku=A0645307&cs=04&c=us&l=en&dgc=SS&cid=27722&lid=628335

There is a performance hit with the coolant you are using compared to water. Not sure how much. There might be some other problems with pc ice. http://reviews.pcapex.com/cooling/primochill_pc_ice_coolant.php http://www.forumapex.com/extreme_cooling/65857-primochill_ice_problem.html

Not going to happen.

Huh? My true microchannel block (lytron cp-20) never had problems with clogging. I didn't even use any sort of filter.

They always send me a bill later but I have a business account with them.

Yeah, it is safe. I have 3/8" ID Tygon r-3603 stretched over 1/2" OD barbs and also 1/2" ID stretched over 5/8" OD barbs. No need to heat the tubing up, I just forced it on there. Been running without hose clamps this way for over 3 years.

http://www.mcmaster.com has several flow-control tube clamps in plastic or metal on page 152 of their catalog. I made my own out of scrap materials I already had laying around. I used some 1/4" aluminum rod and some 8-32 nylon screws to make mine. You can see it in lower left.

You can't use a peltier with the tdx because it does not have enough cooling area to cover the whole hot side.

It is probably your video card temp minus 10 degrees celcius. Run rthdribl and also check the temp in the nvidia control panel at the same time.

http://xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=43033

What pump did you buy? The Eheim 1250 has 3/4" (suction side) and 1/2" (pressure side) barbs on it. You can probably force fit 1/2" ID tubing onto the 3/4" OD barb and not have to change out any fittings. Eheim pump specs. http://www.eheim.com/technik_pumpen.htm If you do need to change...

Welcome to hardforum, Zeuss. :)

No idea who makes the case at xicomputer. The sx1440 was made by chenming and is still available in beige. The model number is ATX-801F. I have a modded 801F and it is a dream to work with because of all the room and the super duty removable mobo tray. http://www.chenming.com/cases/801f.htm

Maybe there is, but you can't talk about it here.

Nickel is fine with tap or distilled. Most of these additives are automotive products that should never be used in the home. Before using any additive you should read its MSDS and be sure this is something you want to possibly be exposed to. Galvanic metal table link...

If all the metal parts in the loop are copper or brass then no additive is necessary.

http://www.overclockers.com/articles389/

The character limit is 3 now.

That didn't matter actually. You just needed to post in the thread in genmay what title you wanted.

Turns out buying my 510 express from frozencpu wasn't so bad after all. They sent me a brand new 510 express psu and a gift certificate for $99.95.

Surlyjoe made a block out of pocofoam. http://www.spodesabode.com/content/article/poco/ edit: added link.

From the danger den page.. Have you looked at the silverprop gpu blocks yet? http://www.silverprop.com/cyclonefusionsl.aspx http://www.silverprop.com/cyclonefusionhl.aspx

My express was purchased at frozencpu. It will arrive at their door today for replacement. I've not decided if I will use or sell the new one. I called PCP&C about what happened to my psu and they would not talk to me about it because I didn't buy it directly from them. The woman on the...

A conformal coating would be best but can get expensive depending on what type you use. You can probably get away with using a laquer based electronics sealer if you are very careful with its application. I have had good luck with the SPRAY ON type available at grainger.

Fucker took out my brand new mobo and and new cpu as well. Really dissappointed in this unit to say the least. Just plugging it into my ups with it not hooked to anything - it blows the breaker in the ups. What a POS. edit: it was running fine for 2 weeks and then it shit the bed.

http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/ has a forum. not the best but I remember it from way back when I first started overclocking on a mac.

So was there a hard plastic casing that you had to cut open or not? If you are sure you got sent a used cpu def. rma that sucker.

Where is the cpu from? Sounds like you got sent used product.

No, no plastic wrapper. Dents and imperfections in what? The cpu?

Have a look at the scsi raid offerings at scsi4me. I bought my last scsi card there and the service was very good. I even like the way they pack the cards in a special box so it does not get damaged in shipping. http://www.scsi4me.com/?cat=SCSI_RAID&menu=menu_scsi Maybe this mylex card will...

CLR will clean it easily. Thats what I use to clean my copper blocks and radiators.

Speedfan works. http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php