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Processor | C2D E8400@3.9GHz (488x8, 1.4v :( ) |
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Motherboard | Abit IP35-E |
Cooling | Thermaltake Sonic Tower+120mm fan |
Memory | 2GB kingmax ddr1066@976MHz 5-5-5-15 |
Video Card(s) | Radeon X1800GTO @700/1400MHz with Accelero S1+Glacialtech fancard |
Storage | 2xSeagate Barracuda 7200.10 160GB |
Display(s) | Samsung SyncMaster 793s... just you laugh... |
Case | some Aplus case |
Audio Device(s) | Realtek ALC888 |
Power Supply | Chieftec 450W |
Software | Win7 x64 |
Ok, the tools needed for this experiment:
1. water-cooling setup with radiator on the outside
2. subwoofer (the bigger, the better), actually anything that moves a lot of air through the bass-reflex port
3. some good house or hip hop music, anything with lot of bass will do (Run it by Chris Brown should do nicely), or some audio production program (FruityLoops)
4. ear plugs (optional)
Assemby:
1. put your radiator couple of inches away from bass-reflex port (vertically) like this
r
a
d
i <--Bass-reflex
a <--port
t
o
r
2. music to the max!!!
3. observe your temps
This should be working on principles similar to synthetic air jet cooling, if there's anyone nuts enough to try this, keep me posted
1. water-cooling setup with radiator on the outside
2. subwoofer (the bigger, the better), actually anything that moves a lot of air through the bass-reflex port
3. some good house or hip hop music, anything with lot of bass will do (Run it by Chris Brown should do nicely), or some audio production program (FruityLoops)
4. ear plugs (optional)
Assemby:
1. put your radiator couple of inches away from bass-reflex port (vertically) like this
r
a
d
i <--Bass-reflex
a <--port
t
o
r
2. music to the max!!!
3. observe your temps
This should be working on principles similar to synthetic air jet cooling, if there's anyone nuts enough to try this, keep me posted