pilotman2004
Limp Gawd
- Joined
- Dec 10, 2004
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So I had this huge (well not really) problem. I had water that was too hot for my hot cocoa, a lot of impatience, and some boredom. Add those together, and I was determined to do something. Obviously waiting for the water to cool naturally was out of the question. So, I scrounged up an OEM Athlon 64 heatsink, cleaned of the thermal pad stuff, rigged up a zip tie hanger for the pyrex, and BANG, I had myself an AMD Athlon 64 water cooler! Now who said those OEM heatsinks were useless?
The setup:

Heatsink in the water:

The amazingness in action:

I also threw in a thermometer so I could tell when my water was at the perfect consumable temperature. Sometimes I amaze myself.
In case you were wondering, it is being powered by the cable that my side fan usually plugs into. I was going to rig up a 9v battery, but I was short one 9v battery, so PSU power it was! Anyways, enjoy!
The setup:

Heatsink in the water:

The amazingness in action:

I also threw in a thermometer so I could tell when my water was at the perfect consumable temperature. Sometimes I amaze myself.

