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AntiBling · 02-12-2004, 02:35 PM

Fhorst you said...
After my nice experiance in the dark, I don't want to ground the life heatsink. Unless the electronic specialists can give me some guidelines

What you need to do is put the cover back on your PSU! Cooling it with water wont do anything at all to make your computer better. A decent PSU already provides all the stability you need. If it doesnt, its defective or too weak for the job. The only thing you can gain with water cooling a PSU is silence. There are better and safer ways to do that. I have an A.S. degree in electronics and 12 years experience repairing monitors, PCs, and many different types of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. If that makes me a specialist I leave up to you. I'm not trying to give you hard time although I know it may sound that way.

02-12-2004, 02:35 PM	#43
AntiBling Cooling Savant Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: orlando FL Posts: 147	Fhorst you said... After my nice experiance in the dark, I don't want to ground the life heatsink. Unless the electronic specialists can give me some guidelines What you need to do is put the cover back on your PSU! Cooling it with water wont do anything at all to make your computer better. A decent PSU already provides all the stability you need. If it doesnt, its defective or too weak for the job. The only thing you can gain with water cooling a PSU is silence. There are better and safer ways to do that. I have an A.S. degree in electronics and 12 years experience repairing monitors, PCs, and many different types of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. If that makes me a specialist I leave up to you. I'm not trying to give you hard time although I know it may sound that way. Last edited by AntiBling; 02-12-2004 at 02:59 PM.