Site is over 16 years old...

[Joe]

Just FYI, if you were born when this site was started, you'd be able to drive in the US now. If that doesnt make you feel old, it does for me.

It's been 10 years since any real productive work or posting was done on the site. Which is fine, the industry and the people running the site moved on.

I just posted a little note about this in the Site News area, check it out if you want...

And I am kind of amazed my login still works! :):hammer:

[RedRaider]

This site is the Holy Grail of WaterCooling. Learned alot by reading through threads from the beginning of the site, back from Nov 2007 to March 2008.

[rhkcommander]

I use to lurk around here a long loooong time ago. Don't know if I had an account, can't remember.

Good to see the place is still around. Came around like a boomerang a few times this week while looking up older water cooling parts and overclocking stuff.

[Joe]

Nice to hear it still has a use! :)

[UnaClocker]

Guess it's 17 years old now. :) heh. Good to see you've kept it online all these years. I still remember getting drafted to write for this site after I published the story of my first foray into watercooling. I remember back when I was doing my projects, I said "Someday you'll be able to buy a name brand computer like a Compaq, that comes with watercooling from the factory". People laughed and said I was crazy.. heh.. Time sure has marched on. :) Fun memories.

[Puzzdre]

:cool: congratulations, and big, big THX to Joe for keeping this site (still) alive :)

I tend to log in occasionaly just to see if it is still ticking, and smile every time the login worked, just to see the familiar blue scheme...

As time passed, I went from DIY watercooling to reef tank keeping, along with my audio addiction on the sidetrack, then after 8-9 yrs of reef keeping, went to tube audio :doh: :laugh2: - evidently, I will never learn :hammer::laugh2::laugh2:

but the DIY waterblock part was a key to my learning to work with tools, gather good materials and never be sorry for paying a bit more for a good tool, so.... all this that happened after the wc-ing is partially Your˙s fault too.... and THANK You for that :D:laugh2::laugh2:

Hope everybody is doin` well, keep up and.... kepp the site online :nod:

[Joe]

Whoa that vacuum tube clock is awesome in that pic! I need to build one :)

[ben333]

Nice Marantz puzdre... I think I've got the same receiver.

[rhkcommander]

As time passed, I went from DIY watercooling to reef tank keeping, along with my audio addiction on the sidetrack, then after 8-9 yrs of reef keeping, went to tube audio :doh: :laugh2: - evidently, I will never learn :hammer::laugh2::laugh2:

but the DIY waterblock part was a key to my learning to work with tools, gather good materials and never be sorry for paying a bit more for a good tool, so.... all this that happened after the wc-ing is partially Your˙s fault too.... and THANK You for that :D:laugh2::laugh2:

Hope everybody is doin` well, keep up and.... kepp the site online :nod:
Those are awesome! Love the use of the nixie tubes, they have become so expensive anymore...

[Nicepants42]

Jesus, apparently I last visited:
You last visited: 08-30-2007 at 02:03 PM
Hope you all have had a nice decade!

I have good memories of this place. Pretty sure I still have my OG Cathar Storm in the basement somewhere. Been running pretty much the same water setup since 2011.