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Does he throw in gumdrops and sugar coated rainbows too?
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What I like about Ron's unit is how very clean and well built they are.

He also takes a great deal of time to tune the units correctly with a load tester, and then double checks on a live CPU. A Load tester is not the same as a live CPU and he takes the time to check this out and give stats on how the unit performes.

He also goes out of his way to package the unit so it survives shipping. I simply do not hear about his units breaking durning shipping. Another great aspect of how Ron does business.

From what I understand this unit was allready built, yet he took the time to take it out and double check the tune and give it a bit more load handling capabilty so the customer would be happy.

He takes pride in his builds and it shows !
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All you guys are a-holes you know that? considering I might be able to pick up a 250W unit at -30C for 300.. I dont wanna! makes no sense to me... -100 might be a different story... my AMDs failed at -30C. So not even i7 capable... FACE said it would make a good GPU chiller... I put Fermi up as a challenge.. nay say I.

It still crosses my mind though (I cant afford it... but "could" if I tried)

Anywho congrats Chuck on your 24/7 better than water but not quite dice machine
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Does he throw in gumdrops and sugar coated rainbows too?
No, but he was really patient with my noob questions.

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What I like about Ron's unit is how very clean and well built they are.

He also takes a great deal of time to tune the units correctly with a load tester, and then double checks on a live CPU. A Load tester is not the same as a live CPU and he takes the time to check this out and give stats on how the unit performes.

He also goes out of his way to package the unit so it survives shipping. I simply do not hear about his units breaking durning shipping. Another great aspect of how Ron does business.

From what I understand this unit was allready built, yet he took the time to take it out and double check the tune and give it a bit more load handling capabilty so the customer would be happy.

He takes pride in his builds and it shows !
Yes you explained his tuning so much better. I am impressed with the pack job. As far as the unit, yes it was pre-built when I contacted him. He did check the tune on the load tester and a mobo before he packed it back up. We discussed several options for tuning. He tweaked it a little, but I told him I wanted the unit to have a "safe" charge.

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All you guys are a-holes you know that? considering I might be able to pick up a 250W unit at -30C for 300.. I dont wanna! makes no sense to me... -100 might be a different story... my AMDs failed at -30C. So not even i7 capable... FACE said it would make a good GPU chiller... I put Fermi up as a challenge.. nay say I.

It still crosses my mind though (I cant afford it... but "could" if I tried)

Anywho congrats Chuck on your bench when I flip the switch and pre-test for ln2 machine
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awesome looking unit chuch.....so how much did it turn out in all???
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awesome looking unit chuch.....so how much did it turn out in all???
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Gah! It's on Chuck.....

Well, better be careful here.... I don't want to start anything before I finish my pi efficiency classes....

When you see it in the box, don't you just want to jump up and down and clap your hands like a kiddie?
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Well, better be careful here.... I don't want to start anything before I finish my pi efficiency classes....

When you see it in the box, don't you just want to jump up and down and clap your hands like a kiddie?
Yes seeing it the box gets rid of any buyers remorse and makes me want it now.
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Nice lookin SS bro and the temps seem on par .......

here is a 32M I ran on mine the other night .... no tweaks though just clock and go............... As you may be a groutchy bastard I am eaqualy to lazy to eff around with the SPI tweaks ..... LOL I bitch about have to deal with the 01 tweaks and 3D is where I live ...... LOL

I am having trouble getting good clocks for 32M .... maybe we can compare notes once your up and running ....
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Very nice clean looking unit. Lets see some numbers now.
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