Ha, well, while things were working. That's a good ole fashion TEC result for you!5C? That's photoshop! Impossibru!
Ha, well, while things were working. That's a good ole fashion TEC result for you!5C? That's photoshop! Impossibru!
VERY HARD to confirm either or.We’re you able to confirm if mob or cpu issue?
Ugh. Poor cpu.Both Socket and CPU suffered....
Yes, poor poor CPU.Ugh. Poor cpu.
Yes, poor poor CPU.
Ok, i'm gonna rip it apart tomorrow and JUST MAYBE, I will find something that can be fixed... otherwise, I'll open many a beer tomorrow while I click "Add to Cart".
Wish i could do a "Little wiggle". Not as simple as a standard waterblock. This sucker is sealed tight.Hopefully a little wiggle of the cpu in the socket with a little tension on the locking lever will have you back in business. Good luck with it.
I tried that about 10 years ago. No where near as cooling efficient as direct but did show a better result, not by much as I recall. Do believe I also had an issue with condensation on the hoses at some point if memory serves.I always wanted to do a tec-assisted system my simplified plan was to basically creating a hot and cold loop. loop 1 being the cold side of the tec chilling the water instead of chilling the components directly. Then a hot loop to cool the tec. Instead of aiming for sub-ambient temperatures on the components directly forcing ambient/slightly sub-ambient fluid temperatures instead.
But as inefficient as TEC's are I always like to see people playing with them.
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