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Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by rebelyell, Apr 10, 2003.

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  1. rebelyell Newcomer, in training

    Hello all. Just found this board and decided to stop by and post. Looks like some coooool systems out there. Anybody else using phase shift cooling? Later...
    rebelyell, Apr 10, 2003
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  2. Tarkus TechSpot Ambassador

    Filthy rich ba5tard! I'm jealous. I'm not man enough to tell my wife I want one of those. Just getting water caused a lot of relationship problems.
    Tarkus, Apr 10, 2003
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  3. StormBringer Newcomer, in training

    Phase Shift Cooling? I've never heard it called that. that term doesn't really fit it anyway.
    The method of cooling used by the Prometeia cooling system is just a freezer that uses R134A refigerant(the stuff that replaced freon) I do hope it is "frost-free" I'd like to know how they eliminated condensation and frosting.
    StormBringer, Apr 10, 2003
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  4. Rick TechSpot Staff

    -41C.. LoL. That's great.
    Rick, Apr 11, 2003
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  5. DigitAlex TechSpot Paladin

    LMAO
    DigitAlex, Apr 11, 2003
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  6. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    Oh wow - I'm jealous of your hardware.. :)

    LNCPapa
    LNCPapa, Apr 11, 2003
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  7. Nic TechSpot Paladin

    Thats because he means 'Phase Change Cooling' and just got a little confused.

    Here's a link showing how it works ...

    Phase Change Cooling

    PS: Nice Rig rebelyell !!!
    Nic, Apr 11, 2003
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  8. rebelyell Newcomer, in training

    Nic, thanks for the correction. You're right, I thought it was Phase Shift. Oh well, I try to learn something every day.

    StormBringer, the condensation problem would be a disaster with ambients around 70F and total destruction inside a case pumping even more heat. The Prometeia is a microfreezer that attaches directly to the core of the CPU. It is extremely well sealed and insulated with a monstrous conduit from the cooling unit to the microfreezer. According to the forums, some folks did have trouble with condensation and frost when they bought just the addon kit and attached it to the CPU themselves. I opted for the turnkey job to avoid that possibility. They still let you configure every component of the system yourself. If you want to check it out go to http://www.hardwaregods.net and click on the Omega system. It will allow you to select each part and then hit you where it hurts, ...the bottom line. Have fun.

    Thanks to all who replied. Later...
    rebelyell, Apr 11, 2003
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  9. Rick TechSpot Staff

    Shift... change.. It's all the same thing. :) Only the former sounds more like a Star Trek technology®
    Rick, Apr 11, 2003
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  10. Nic TechSpot Paladin

    I want one. Beam me up Scotty! :p
    Nic, Apr 12, 2003
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  11. negroplasty TechSpot Guru

    I wouldn't mind a setup with some phase change cooling myself, what's the kind of damage I should expect for something like this? Or are there more effective ways then phase change? I ask this because I'm sick of my standard clock speeds and am in the mood to overclock more than 10MHz max on standard cooling. Any views/ideas would be appreciated.
    negroplasty, Apr 15, 2003
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  12. Nic TechSpot Paladin

    I'm going to try overclocking my rig tommorrow. A little Arctic Silver 3 compound will help keep the processor cool by providing better heat conduction to the heatsink, although I'm not really looking at getting a large performance increase due to budget components. If I get my Athlon 1.3GHz up to about 1.5GHz I'll be fairly happy. :)
    Nic, Apr 15, 2003
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  13. Tarkus TechSpot Ambassador

    timmoore, they run about $750 or $1300 for a Lian Li case. OUCH!
    Tarkus, Apr 16, 2003
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    Tarkus, Apr 16, 2003
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