Thanks I'm pretty pleased. From the looks of what you've done so far I'd say you'll definitely get there. Your plan will evolve and get better. :thumbsup:

Howdy everyone. Been away at work with no computer, but not this week.

New record here for the chiller mates! 4.76627GHz...:blink: ...I'm surprised it hasn't crashed yet.:cool3:

Nice. How are your temps holding up?

The face of the block runs ~-35 up to -28 Ceisius, so I'd say the cpu stays sub-zero. Actually saw -11C in the BIOS today after a good 30 minute pre-freezing. I've been told the software is not accurate when that cold. PC probe said -9 C, but not for long.

I think I want to get a better pump, higher flow.

EDIT: and it crashed....btw

Congrats on the new PWR (personal world record) :D

Thanks, I'm back to work now too guys so it won't be long before I am forced to go grab a 30 liter to play with....hahhhh, maybe this weekend.

You'll never look back..................:morpheus:

Yep :ohcrap:

Still playing with the chiller, got it working better than ever and have a new pump on the way also.

It seems that the sensor responsible for the cpu readings has gone bonkers today. It reads 65 C atm, but the face of the block reads -37 C. It started doing this earlier @ 4.5GHz/1.5v, but now I'm at 4GHz/1.3v and it's reading even higher than earlier.......ohhh shit I looked up and we are back to -1(in real time while typing this post even)....bonkers like I said.

Anyone ever had that happen?

Is the mount good?
I've heard of intel sensors going bonkers but man that would suck if the mount was bad and something was between the ihs and the block. A partially good mount would make idle temps sub-zero but soon as you punch a load on it, shoots up high.