Kramer and other members promoting water cooling- you have alot to answer

Mate..

what is water

conductive

what is your PC

A whole load of circuits

What happens when you put water accross a circuit

it shorts

what happens when you put a PC across water

it goes ti*s up

It would have worked if you used non conductive liquids, i belive LN2 (liquid Nitrogen) isnt conductive, but at -180c, dont put your hand in it!

Classic

[bh]

Originally posted by pegFACE
Mate.. I cant honestly belive you've been this stupid


It would have worked if you used non conductive liquids, i belive LN2 (liquid Nitrogen) isnt conductive, but at -180c, dont put your hand in it!

Oh go on then.....

If you'll note, this is how watercooling is supposed to be done

a large heatsink on the CPU, which water passes THROUGH to cool the CPU. the heated water then goes to a radiator to cool down and sits in the resivoir waiting to be pumped back through the circle...

easy.

[Flimber]

About two minutes ago, this thread had got 9998 views and just now I've finally got it to reload and we're up to 10100+. This is silly. It's official.

[Dream Weaver]

Not forgetting all other forums that just have a bit to do with IT

Scoobynet users have landed

DW

[Flimber]

Can't people just quote the initial post on their respective fora and be done ? The denials thereafter only serve to cast doubt anyway. No need to be here, our lil' server is struggling.

Mike.

This is too funny, and even better. He is Irish. This is classic, this is going round the web so quick! *goes to post on more sites* Well played Camar LOL

[Jeff]

OK mod in the house I'm deleting the abusive posts, no need to be nasty. We all make mistakes, when I was 6 I tried to recharge a battery by wiring it into the mains. :D

Comer

what happened to the other PC? ( The PIII )

Dan

PS - yep, this thread is the reason for my first post <blush> :-)



PSS- ..and.. make sure you have DMA enabled on your hard drive (for your HCPC) and DVD.. ( that eliminated all of my skipping problems playing dvds .... in regard to your post about dvd skipping)

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Thread: "Sharing an internet connection "

From
Comer
Member

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Ireland
Posts: 228
Sharing an internet connection
Is it possible to share an internet connection on a
peer to peer network using one internal 56K modem. I
have two pcs at home, one with a modem one without. Is
it possible to access the internet, send and receive
emails on the pc without the modem if both pcs are
networked.
This is something that I've always wondered about. If
you are falling about the place at the stupidity of
this question, please be kind break it to me gently.

Conor

ok so i guess you get the point.... could you please make some pics?


and yes this thread was my reason to register

[Jeff]

Yes, I think Conor should post some pics to prove its not a wind up.

Jeff

Originally posted by Comer


It had 384mb or RDRAM with an asus motherboard 400mhz FSB and P4 1.4 processor

Conor [/B]

Hmmm... considering the cpu/mb/mem combo you used..... I'd have to say this is ALOT of posting traffic over an insignificant loss.

It's kind of like getting upset that you just totalled your Yugo (even if you had some really expensive RIMMS.....er, rims put on it).

Sorry guys time to close this thread, I personally think this IS a wind up, but it still doesn't entitle people to post abusive comments.

Jeff

[Jeff]

See poll.

You must be really honest now! Did u really believe that I drowned my PC?