anybody have thoughts on this little product, has an old guide but they sell all the adapters to all the cards I currently own on frozen
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2074/ex-blc-292/Swiftech_MCW60-T_Liquid_Cooled_Thermoelectric_VGA_Block_-_12_ID.html?tl=g30c357s925


found an old review of it cooling a 7800gtx @12v and the hottest during testing it got was 15c I think it may be a good starting point for that old 7900gs laying about, then an meanwell psu to get it going at 19v for my other cards

http://www.ocia.net/reviews/mcw60t/page1.shtml


any thoughts

Nice but it seems pricey.

well compared to a full gpu block for each card I own not so much, just have to get some quality ramsinks and some good airflow, let me know anything you find out John, Im pretty sure It will have no problems on my 7900gs or 8600gts, but with my 8800gt and 260s it worries me a little.



and yay Im now superclocked after beeing on these forums ove a year I no longer feel like a noob 

AutomatedBeef

hey im knew to this thread (but i read most of it it took 5 days!!!)

but i have an idea for a dice/ln2 pot

its alot like one of nates (the one that is stepped with the  holes)

so just tap the holes and use threded coper rods when you are using ln2 and then unscrew them for dice

on the last page my post did not show up right just a bunch of numbers but the quote fixed it it also did that for my first post idk why
 
besides i bet you where to lazy to look at the last page

but what do you think of my proposed ln2/dice pot

johnksss

hows it going Q?

aight, think i'm going to break down.  XP install went fine and was able to get a '05 & '03 run in beating my old scores by a little, but then things started to go flaky.  Got to the point the gpu wouldn't display (blue light no go), so I shut it down about 5 hours ago.  I just tried again and the blue light came on, but then it got hung up on post. 

Rebooted, then got the long beep and no light.  Liquid temp is mid 40's F, so I took the vid card out and there were some droplets of water in/on the pci-e slot.   I loaded the slot with PJ, but was probably causing a short.  Not much at all, but water non the less.  I'm going to break down and see what's going on.......like I got time for that!  Had to do it anyway when Nate makes a special delivery

@ Halo, Fantastic man!  Keep collecting that precious metal!

with all the condensation problems why dont you just put it in a big cardboard box and fill it with co2 to displace the moistur in the air

Well, now what do I do?  I benched with just the cpu on the chiller and ran my 8800 gpu tonight.  Now the temps are at -24C and I gotta get some shuteye!  There is no way I'm warming this up!!  What do I do?  Turn it off and just leave it?  keep the computer going all night idle? 

Damn thats a nice setup

no problem. night Q

what will you be cooling with it??

2300 btu will hold like 4 fermi cards under control.
that's some serious cooling there...wonder if it goes lower than -35 though

its a window unit i will be cooling 2 xeons and 4 gpus
 
And make ice cream and the worlds biggest power bill

you sure that's standard voltage?
edit:
nvm,