Re: Overheating Dual core with Ceramique
Well this guy doesn't have this Cooler now does he? It is not possible with his Stock AMD cooler is what was meant here bub. BTW What opinion do you offer here?
Also CoolIT has a cheaper version I think it's called the Freezone or something and it's around 180 bucks or so if memory serves.
Re: Overheating Dual core with Ceramique
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Detale
It is not possible with his Stock AMD cooler is what was meant here bub.
Sure it is.. if you live in a freezer.
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Re: Overheating Dual core with Ceramique
Re: Overheating Dual core with Ceramique
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Originally Posted by
TheSickEmpire
Sure it is.. if you live in a freezer.
[Spock voice]Illogical and irrelevant, Captain[/Spock voice].
"Ambient" is ambient, be that -10 or +100 and neither air nor water cooling can get a chip below whatever "ambient" temp currently is.
Only phase change systems (such as the TEC CoolIT you cite above) can pull that feat off.
Re: Overheating Dual core with Ceramique
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Originally Posted by
clocker
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Originally Posted by
TheSickEmpire
Sure it is.. if you live in a freezer.
[Spock voice]Illogical and irrelevant, Captain[/Spock voice].
"Ambient" is ambient, be that -10 or +100 and neither air nor water cooling can get a chip below whatever "ambient" temp currently is.
Only phase change systems (such as the TEC CoolIT you cite above) can pull that feat off.
Aw, you got me. :(
Re: Overheating Dual core with Ceramique
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Originally Posted by
clocker
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Originally Posted by
TheSickEmpire
Sure it is.. if you live in a freezer.
[Spock voice]Illogical and irrelevant, Captain[/Spock voice].
"Ambient" is ambient, be that -10 or +100 and neither air nor water cooling can get a chip below whatever "ambient" temp currently is.
Only phase change systems (such as the TEC CoolIT you cite above) can pull that feat off.
Pwnt! :P