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hi, are you sure that your PSU can bring up the juice for your OC on the videocard? I read some specs and the 400MHz OC isn't extremely high.(425 MHz is possible,stock cooling ;) ) Had some similar problems.Upped the PSU from 450Watt to a 650Watt PSU. (you should see all the crap that's...

I've had the same problem. It happened after I reconfigured my rig. All the floppy's where not recognised, allthough windows did see the drive. After checking the cables , I noticed that one end ,plugged in the drive ,was up-side-down. But I've got another wierd problem :confused: Once...

hey I found this circuit, should solve your problem. ;) Good luck. LED- one-shot circuit (time adjustable) Only have to add a resitor in serie,to reduce the voltage over your LED. (between output (pin 3),LED and ground.) Greetz Lite_user

Hi Since I've been using my selfmade jet-impingement block, I noticed that the little holes , where cloging up.But flow was still good, about 2 l/min. :) And one day, my rig went dead.My girlfriend woke me up saying,that she restarted over and over ,but it shutdown after 3 seconds. So my...

yeah, I like that kind of modding. :cool: extremly good job on those video cards :D "Life is good when you have H²0." :D Grtz

Hi I would like to move a thread of mine. Can I do it myself or what is the proper way to do it? And when does a thread becomes sticky? Or is this also a moddable feature? Thanks in advance. Grtz

hey check out this link Volt Monitor Good luck ;) Grtz

AGP voltage - is the voltage supplied to your AGP card. Raising the voltage to anything above stock (1.5v) is not recommended. This voltage will not help you overclock your GPU further. It will only enable you to increase the AGP bus, which in most cases, doesn’t increase performance by...

Go back to BIOS setup. Check under boot devices, if you're booting from the correct harddrive. If there is no harddrive selected it will try boot from other devices, such as cd-drive,floppy. Had similar problems, when setting my bios.Sometimes it would change the device list boot priority...

It depends on the waterblocks your using. If you have restrictive blocks, it's not a good idea to put the rad before your blocks. That's what most people would say. But I have installed 2 rad's, one like you proposed (after outlet pump) and the second after the blocks. I have no problems...

made it at work with cnc-cutting machine. Does well, only needs overhall. Got the specs from here cascade block And this is the result. Thanks boss :D Grtz

It's a common method here at work. I work in the paintshop of a carplant (Daimler-Chrysler), and if some paint-tubes won't fit we lay them in some paint-disolver.Not for long.But as Momo said hot water will do just fine. It maybe strange, but ,every trade has its tricks. ;) Grtz

very nice stuff. Like your picture-guide for this mod. Great job. Grtz

Lay your tube-ends in some sort of thinner, gasoline,white spirit,(liquid to clear off paint) this will soften it. When they're weak push it over your barbs.It will shrink back a little,after drying When you use heat it might deform permanently. Mind, not to soften them to long, as the...

If you boot a first with the old bios-settings, it will probably reboot saying the CPU fan isn't connected. So enter your bios for you remove the CPU fan, change under "hardwaremonitoring" the fan-control option to "disable". Most motherboard bios'es will have this option. I found out the...

Hi i'm planning on cleaning my CPU-waterblock. I had some problems removing the old heatsink, and so read a bit around. Found that putting it in the freezer for about one hour, it would fall off :eek: Have some of you tried this method? (used common thermal paste) Grtz

thanks for that link I will surely have a go with that program. ;) But what I realy meant was, if there is a console-option, like Doom3, to enable a benchmark test. Thanks anyways. Grtz

Flashed my 6800LE to 6800NU, now speeds are higher at stock, and OC-speeds are higher then with old BIOS. Here is a link to MVKtech where you can pick your BIOS, you can check settings of your BIOS with this Nibitor ,before you flash. Try Zinn's solution first.Oh yeah if you got several...

I read somewhere you can benchmark with Warhammer.(Dawn of War) If so,how can I enable it? I also got Warcraft 3, like to benchmark it too. Grtz

in this thread we had some ideas about how to turn on your PC with aditional switches and stuff. But what you want is a sort of flow control, if you want your PC to turn on with pump. That's a bit complicated, you'll have to use a secondary cicuit to control a relay. That relay determines if...

yes in fact you must undervolt it, or it will not last long at 12 Vdc. I've got a 30 cm CCFL connected (with inverter) to a adjustable AC-DC adapter, and it's set at 6Vdc. Or put 2 CCFL's in serie, that adds up to 12Vdc, with a nice brightness. Grtz

Nice one maybe try something like this. :confused: No,no here a link to How to build your own PC Good luck. :D Grtz

Nice job on your WC-setup. It has been a tight squeeze indeed. Yeah, when I installed my WC, I didn't worry a lot about cables,wires and stuff. That's for the next project. ;) No,no great job. Maybe post some temperatures to compare with future OC results. Oh, is your radiator-fan...

hi this is a link to Afterdawn . It's a nice site where I got most of my experience in video-editing. But usualy I do it the other way around. ;) from avi to dvd-format. I have got a program at work that converts dvd into divx,with quality control. But forgot the name. Get back to...

Nice job, but maybe you should hide that filling-hose.It kinda messes up your tubing-art ;) Like those "waking-up in the morning colours" :D Grtz

there will be no problem if you mount a reservoir higher then your pump-inlet. After you've filled the system with water,it will equalize.Now fill as high as in the picture and you'll be safe about having air in your pump. [/IMG] Grtz

Looks good, I don't see anly problems here.The pump gives a surtain amount of heat. But it's not so much, in air. Submerged in water, like my pump, you'll have do deal with all the pump-heat. So I would go for this setup.The loss of a few Watts isn't a big deal. Just make a fairly large...

He'll never get the heat-spreader of the chip,if he does, it will crack at startup, due to fast and big temp changes. That's why the nice people who make those CPU's, seat a heatercore for us. We go from there. Nice dream ;) Grtz

best way to use the full capacity of a radiator is allways to pull air through the rad. Because every bit of the rad will be used.Even better is to make a shroud a few inches thick. But the best way of putting this is; there is much less turbulence with pulling air, then with pushing.And...

sorry that's a no go about putting the rads on top of each other.Because the allready heated air, only will have a minimal effect on the second rad.Eihter way it's not using the rad's full potential.Next to each other,is no problem. I looked at your case and seems you'll have some room for two...

Great to see somebody apply this principal of cooling. Does use a lot of water,no. ;) Again, great job. Grtz

just get the one with the double fans, and you'll be fine. :) Maybe in the future you could even add a GPU-block. Grtz

Nice Doom 3 Grtz

maybe use a passive heatsink. :D "All we need is the air that we breath...." Impressive Grtz

Just lay one end (suction) in a bucket of water and the (presure) other end in your litre-jar. Then you can measure your flow untill the bucket is empty.I tested it outside my system. But if you attach longer tubes to in-and oulet, you'll be able to do the test with WC still in your rig...

it's the best low bugdet way.Just make sure the measurement is accurate. Get a measuring jar for like in the kitchen. ;) 1 or 2 minutes and that's the real flow of your system. said it before :) Grtz

no problem here there is one 12cm inlet and two 8cm dual outlet. Still have a flow of 2 litres/min,that ain't bad believing the graphs. But due to the big reservoir, I maintain a delta T of 20 C at load. :D Ho yeah the block looks a bit like this one,or, this one ,only 2 oulets. :p Grtz

I think you could connect a ccfl or any 12volt light to that controller.It might need some modding on the connectors and turn the voltage, of that specific chanel, all the way down before you hook up the light or whatever. It goes up to 18Watts powersupply.I've got a 30cm CCFL connected to a...

Thanks, I'm using common 3/8" hand-closed valves, just to be able to separate the PC from the WC-setup.They're at the same hight, so when you disconnect, the water will not leak out.This is due to "the principal of communicating vessels".And a flow-control (industrial, he, if it's free :p ) to...

sorry all I see is this :( Still would like to see them :) Grtz