Water cooling

[SadSadPanda]

In a water cooling system for a socket 370 celeron, what do you buy that goes over the processor? I just realized I didnt know what to get to put over the prcessor when I went to Lowes and to the pet store to buy parts.

------------------
No matter what a hooker tells you, there is absolutely no sex in the champagne room.

[copper]

A water sink or watersink and peltier.

[jopey]

I just picked up a chunk of Aluminum from a scrap yard. 1" thick 8x10 LxW. All I do is cut them up and drillem out on a drill press. if you need more info Email me.

[This message has been edited by jopey (edited 12-19-99).]

[copper]

Have u got a web page and digital camera, jopey??? if so post how u make them. I take its drilling holes for the input and output with holes with capped ends for the sink, if not tell me how u do it.

Ps. use copper its much better than aluminium at conducting heat (hence the name!!!)

[copper]

Sorry wat was a double post, Quick think of something witty to say, Quickly, ah

DOH

[This message has been edited by copper (edited 12-19-99).]

[zippy_nz]

copper is way harder to machine than alluminium that is why it isnt used as much

also aluminium radiates heat better than cooper
i dont know what this is like in water though

theres a good experiment for you jopey!

[jopey]

nope not gonna do it. I have heard that copper transfers hot and cold better then AL. I have alot of AL so I will stick to it.

[jopey]

nope not gonna do it. I have heard that copper transfers hot and cold better then AL. I have alot of AL so I will stick to it.

[copper]

Copper is up to 70% more efficient at conducting heat than aluminium.
I dont know where u heard your rumor, the main reason Copper is'nt used in off the shelf heatsinks is cost and weight.

[This message has been edited by copper (edited 12-19-99).]