spfoam!!!!! I LOVE IT! You rock man. Im gonna use this on my 4870x2 benchin coming up :P

Any ideas where to jumper the thermostat?

Well, if you're gonna cut the thermo probe line to jumper it like I did, give yourself some space to re-attach it later in case you wanna re-use it. Else, use a jumper in place of the temp probe that takes care of the thermostat duties.

HAHA you guys need help, as in the mental kind :rofl


wait.... I should talk.... :D

Ah yes.....this brings the old saying to mind; "it takes one to know one"

wow you guys are hardcore. Do I have a window unit around here? Oh shit .

Here is my twist

Must be signed in to veiw pics..................

http://clubnboc.com/forum/index.php?topic=245.0

That is neat. I would think that the "closed loop" principle would not work on the AC unit as it adds too much resistance decreasing efficiency. Since it worked so well for you I guess not :)


Need to fix the images, I see nothing :(

Sidenote though. Since you built a box for the AC unit, you could also just have built your PC into the AC box. No need for ducting then and might even help a degree or two since you will not be warming the air running it through a couple feet of uninsulated dryer ducting :)

Yea you have to be a member and signed in to see pics on the site....

Putting cold air into my rad box cools my loop temp considerably

I will fix post though

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Get it Cold!

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:D