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Recent content by J-Pepper

  1. J

    Whos buying a G80?

    I'm gonna get two.. but not straight away.. most probably wait for benchmarks but also waterblocks for them.. as i hate air-cooling in my system.
  2. J

    GF8800GTX on sell

    According to the pic shown above... i think the top cards the GTX version and the bottom is the GTS... cos' i heard the GTS will only use one power connector rather than two which the GTX version has.
  3. J

    9 Hi-Res G80 Pics!!!!!!!!!

    that dude needs to cut his nails :eek: :p
  4. J

    Take a look at my diagram for my new computers liquid cooling loop (Aquacomputer)

    you expect to fill the loop using a t-valve???? on AC gear!!! :eek: it'll never work.. you need a reservoir.
  5. J

    Koolance PC3- Question regarding how much I can cool- CPU, GPU +?

    cooling it all should be fine.
  6. J

    Tygon vs Clearflex 1/2"

    tygon hands down tbh.
  7. J

    What will I do with this?

    The running of a cooling loop from a small eheim pump from ground level to a first floor level has been done and documented over a wizd forums a couple of years ago iirc. The problem I have with the people who must insist that large bore is better than small bore through the understanding of...
  8. J

    What will I do with this?

    --> edit: This is for all the temperature probe people.. few replies where submitted whilst I was writing this. but does it really matter??? CPUs are designed with a threshold, and that threshold temperature range is conservative (it always is in any product, not just computer CPUs)...
  9. J

    Water block for a DFI NF4 chipset?

    I believe I can fly! ;) Oh wait, maybe it's that white powder that's talking...
  10. J

    What will I do with this?

    i'll get a screenie later on tonight, but mine runs not far off your temperatures... 24 @ idle but with 1.5V running through the CPU :D
  11. J

    More German watercooling hits USA

    btw... that's not an Alphacool product, it's a Cape Corp one. Although their tube type reservoirs are sweet though (and Alphacool are crap by comparison!)
  12. J

    cooling multiple parts on the PC - help with setup

    1/4" refers to the ID, which is roughly 6.35mm and essentially the same as 8/6mm. With Plug & Cool Push fittings as seen on Aquacomputer, the tubing used is PUR 8/6 tubing (meaning 6mm ID and 1mm side walls = 8mm OD), and on Koolance systems, the tubing is usually PVC, which is softer than...
  13. J

    New entry into WCing - STASIS Thermal

    they still haven't got any blocks out yet? been in the design stages for ages, iirc they did have a run of a few blocks a while back, but not in any large amounts. Looks interesting, but until they actually release any... i'm not that interested.
  14. J

    cooling multiple parts on the PC - help with setup

    Ah, not quite actually... I run 4 sticks of RAM on a DFI SLI-DR and it works perfectly... the Ramplex will quite happily cool all 4 sticks, although I admit that a fan directed at the RAM would do just as good a job and the innovatek ram coolers maybe even better. But the point is that I...
  15. J

    Water block for a DFI NF4 chipset?

    Oops... you are going to find that it's be quite difficult (i reckon almost impossible) to get those to fit. Aquacomputer SLI chipset block is made with 8/6mm push fit connectors in mind... even 10/8mm push fit connectors won't fit. Looking at mine, I reckon you can fit the barbs on, but...
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