would this [M]ad project work?

2nd February 2003, 22:11

just drill some holes into the fridge and put your motheboard into the fridge

3-5° will do fine i guess

2nd February 2003, 22:15

well ...
i´m not

enough to do what YOU want (i know its possible but dunno how)

wait for replies from other peeps on the board

3rd February 2003, 09:18

so you have 2 have an evaporator.
i don't know where you can find one.don't think nor chip-con nor vapo will supply you one.
i think your best shot is to make from your fridge a chiller

3rd February 2003, 12:11

indeed, waterchiller will work

PC in fridge will get ya too many humididty probs u know

3rd February 2003, 18:30

i think there will be a large form of condense on the outside of the waterblock if you do that

am i right ?

DUR0N · 3rd February 2003, 19:24

i'm building somethink like that with the peeps@ colorcase

we're thinking about to copy the micro-freezer now. no real clue how to do that

DUR0N · 3rd February 2003, 23:01

waterbock= useless.
most of them can't handle the pressure nor the extreme cold temps.
and it's to big (way to much condensation)

Bosw8er · 7th February 2003, 13:03

http://www.overclockers.com/tips1061/

jmke · 7th February 2003, 14:03

that piece of art deserves 1st page publicity

9th February 2003, 18:43

update :

pic met een beetje theorie

dit komt er

maar DIMMU is lijk weinig online

7th February 2003, 13:03	#8
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7th February 2003, 14:03	#9
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2nd February 2003, 22:11	#1
DJ-EviL Posts: n/a	just drill some holes into the fridge and put your motheboard into the fridge 3-5° will do fine i guess

2nd February 2003, 22:15	#2
DJ-EviL Posts: n/a	well ... i´m not enough to do what YOU want (i know its possible but dunno how) wait for replies from other peeps on the board

3rd February 2003, 09:18	#3
vegeta Posts: n/a	so you have 2 have an evaporator. i don't know where you can find one.don't think nor chip-con nor vapo will supply you one. i think your best shot is to make from your fridge a chiller

3rd February 2003, 12:11	#4
TeuS Posts: n/a	indeed, waterchiller will work PC in fridge will get ya too many humididty probs u know

3rd February 2003, 18:30	#5
DJ-EviL Posts: n/a	i think there will be a large form of condense on the outside of the waterblock if you do that am i right ?

3rd February 2003, 19:24	#6
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	i'm building somethink like that with the peeps@ colorcase we're thinking about to copy the micro-freezer now. no real clue how to do that

3rd February 2003, 23:01	#7
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	waterbock= useless. most of them can't handle the pressure nor the extreme cold temps. and it's to big (way to much condensation)

9th February 2003, 18:43	#10
koensa Posts: n/a	update : pic met een beetje theorie dit komt er maar DIMMU is lijk weinig online