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DVL73 · 09-08-2006, 10:59 AM

^^^

Although, I'm not that young ... I have to agree with you. Apart from everything else, I think that WC didn't hit the wall. It's just in very unique stage atm, on the road to the next level.

If we exclude the need and focus on the enthusiasm , WC is definitely not alone. What can people who pioneered Internet or Linux can tell now ? Look what we have now! and how times are changed and more importantly - technology evolved to really something new that, for example, you are observing the Internet now as the need and essential tool. It's not enthusiastic project anymore nor something that could possibly shiver your spine up and down. Linux too. You can't expect the impossible anymore, BUT they will evolve into the next level or stage, however you may call it.

09-08-2006, 10:59 AM	#39
DVL73 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: UK Posts: 29	Re: watercooling lost its magic ^^^ Although, I'm not that young ... I have to agree with you. Apart from everything else, I think that WC didn't hit the wall. It's just in very unique stage atm, on the road to the next level. If we exclude the need and focus on the enthusiasm , WC is definitely not alone. What can people who pioneered Internet or Linux can tell now ? Look what we have now! and how times are changed and more importantly - technology evolved to really something new that, for example, you are observing the Internet now as the need and essential tool. It's not enthusiastic project anymore nor something that could possibly shiver your spine up and down. Linux too. You can't expect the impossible anymore, BUT they will evolve into the next level or stage, however you may call it. Last edited by DVL73; 09-08-2006 at 11:10 AM.