Modding PC.

[d3ano]

Modding PC is something that i would like to have a go at. One of the things that i would like to try is cooling the PC by using a water cooling system. Can anyone point me in the right direction for Modding PCs?
Could make a buck out of it too...Designer PCs anyone?

[d3ano]

Alan there are no pics there.
Can you post the page address please.

cheers

[d3ano]

beano500 said:

"Micro Mart" had a simple guide to installing water cooling only a week or so ago........... I'll see if I can find it........ Edited to add: Couldn't find it on their poxy website, but it's in issue 756/July 10th and I have it sitting in my office right now. You can E-mail me through profile if you want more info..... >> Edited by beano500 on Monday 4th August 12:41

2 page spread in PC format that i have read up on. I think that i will have to invest in this as you can "supposedly" (crap spelling) clock a 3GHZ P4 chip up to a 3.5 and the temp will only creep up to rather cool 42.C which is better than 60.c with only a fan!!
Also on PG130 a plumber has taken the whole water cooling thing one step further by installing copper pipes in his PC. I must admit this does look the dogs bollox!

Beano500 it would be nice to see that article about water cooling though. The more info i can get about it the better. I don't particulary (my spelling is really crap today) want water to be sraying all over a live circut and then blowing the fuses and then shocking me. And destroying £1.5Ks worth of IT kit. :-(

>> Edited by d3ano on Monday 4th August 15:15

[d3ano]

mashie said:

polar_ben said: d3ano said: Could make a buck out of it too...Designer PCs anyone? www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?h=0&memberId=22616 Well the money for the TVR is mainly generated by my normal networking job. However winning the biggest case mod competition in the world did help a bit as well. If you feel the need for a PC that match your car you are welcome drop me a line.

Have you a pic of you modded case then mashie??