Yep, has a compressor, condenser, cpev, line solenoid, reservoir, pump all inside.

how much? i forget

Over $1000. The window mounted rads/heater cores and exhaust kit make it more expensive than I'd originally planned on. I'm sure I'll be happy with it when it's finally here.

Ah... Guys.. I'm sad to say I'll be out for a long time... Like a couple weeks bare minimum and possibly quite longer. Sorry about it. Great work on 46k Q56! Good luck, have fun guys! And happy new year.

SocioPC

Sort of I have some older pic's the case in these wasn't bolted together and the t-stat, and led/cathode colors are different in some of them but gives a better look at the big boxy thing. There's some addons that bolt onto the housing also that will change it a lot, I'll have to show those after I finally get it:


 

I think I know how that is build.  Essentially an AC unit, but the evap is basically a heat exchanger, where the the liquid flows through the other part of the heat exchanger?

Halo_003

Ah... Guys.. I'm sad to say I'll be out for a long time... Like a couple weeks bare minimum and possibly quite longer. Sorry about it. Great work on 46k Q56! Good luck, have fun guys! And happy new year.

You going on a sabbatical or something?


As for the dual board, yea they have been around for some time, but they were never overclockable due to them usually only being for servers.  I really was looking forward to enjoying this x58 classy as top dog for a while.  Seems like to upgrade to this board will cost for the board, another set of ram, and a chip.  Plus video cards.  This is getting to become an expensive habit.  I gotta start making more blocks to keep up with this habit

This is so tempting....

http://www.overclock.net/...ew-rma-gtx-295-co.html

Id be all over it if it was a dual PCB GTX 295. Im thinking of ways I could scrounge up enough cash to go quad SLI

i can tell you one thing...that gpu is NOT new. the only way it's new is if he bought it less than 30 days ago.

i can tell you one thing...that gpu is NOT new. the only way it's new is if he bought it less than 30 days ago.

That chiller.  See the heat exchangers in the bottom left?  I would love to build one of those, but if I could do that, then I would probably start getting into phase change. 

I guess I should say that it is not a matter if I can build it or not, but getting into the gas part is something I haven't done.  I have worked a little bit with 134a in my car, and even went so far as to replace the main gasket on my AC Compressor, vacuumed, and recharged the lines, but that is about it.  I would love to build a tiny chiller like that one.  I just don't know where people get those compressors, condensers, and heat exchangers etc...

And where do you get those thermal probes?!? 

Nate here is a link to the best temp probes around

http://us.fluke.com/usen/...Fluke+50+Series+II.htm

They cost an arm and a leg though.

Here is an extreme cooling shop. Im not sure what all they carry.

http://www.under-the-ice.com/

That heat exchanger is HUGE in the picture you showed. Most likely came off a largish AC unit. In fact, that entire phase change chiller is huge. He must not be running it at full capacity because from the looks of it I would think it could hold those cards well below zero.