congrats vok!
wtg grab a 6ghz (goal) over clock!!

to bad you weren't benching with us...although it's just like you are....lol

I know my ram is killing me but this chip will not go over 210bclck with a 2:8 multi  when i dropped it to 2:6 i was able to get up to about 232x27.  the previous owner of this CPU told me the same thing, he had to drop to 2:6 to get past 6ghz.

And thanks for the congrats guys, I was ecstatic when i finally dropped below 7s

ok..seems ln2 is opening the card up for improvement.
shamino giving it the once over over at kingpincooling.com
gpu=24.8k
http://kingpincooling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=656

Hmmm... Still might stay with my 295 for a while. It scores as well or about as well as the 480, and I could get DICE pots for CPU and GPU for less than a 480.

johnksss

ok..seems ln2 is opening the card up for improvement.
shamino giving it the once over over at kingpincooling.com
gpu=24.8k
http://kingpincooling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=656

Isn't he running dual xenon's on SR-2?  Once the cpu is cranked up, GPU scores should surpass 27k.  Looking better....the slow leaks are excruciating.  Why can't they (Sham/the P|n) just put it to the real test.

http://i175.photobucket.c...udster816/IMG_1450.jpg



I should be able to keep this setup for as long as its cold outside . My monitor\Keyboard\Mosue are still on my desk, just on the other side (its an L shaped desk).

So far temps are in the low 20's and its still 6:30PM

voklskier4452



perhaps to frosted up. 
http://i471.photobucket.c...r4452/LN2/IMG_1890.jpg

You need better insulation under the board, or you need to Plasti-dip your board. 
Congrats on the sweet runs!!

Rudster816

http://i175.photobucket.c...udster816/IMG_1450.jpg



I should be able to keep this setup for as long as its cold outside . My monitor\Keyboard\Mosue are still on my desk, just on the other side (its an L shaped desk).

So far temps are in the low 20's and its still 6:30PM

You need to clean your windows man...  I would just worry about the outside elements, and blowing moisture directly on your board. 
(BTW, hose clamps are re-usable and pretty cheap)

Just getting started with this A/C to chiller conversion.  I appears I'll have to unbolt the whole unit from the base in order to free the evaporator so I can contain it in a cooler.  Does that seem right?  Also the blue round fan in the middle should be permanently removed right?

yup, just hold a hacksaw blade to the stem while the fan is on and it will make quick work of it.  If you just take it off, the fan shaft might stick out more then you would like it too.  You don't have to unbolt the compressor.