Evap mounting configs

newhit · 06-13-2002, 02:31 AM

Which is best?

I have seen many posts about which cools the best but not much about what, to me, would be the real deciding factor for buying the EVA3 or Prometeia or Vapochill, the said mounting of such devices to the cpu, including condensation protection for such a one stop shop that has only been touched upon by many.

newhit · 06-13-2002, 04:14 AM

Also, what about the number of times each one of us changes our computer configs, maybe cpu upgrades, or that large pci/agp card that requires re-routing of cooler arm. This would require unmounting of evap head to reconfigure. How easy is it to remount after changes?

VegetaSS4 · 06-13-2002, 12:30 PM

I just bought a dehumidifier (still waiting for it to be delivered), im gonna pretty much take it out of its housing and put it in a large server cube case like the YY Cube.

1/2 of the case will be for the cooling (dehumidifier compressor, condensor, and evaporator in the resevoir) the pump will be in the resevoir pumping the chilled water to the other side of the case which will house most of the PC Components and waterblock. From what i've researched they are pretty easy to mount in new CPU's and such becuase they mount just like standard heatsinks and waterblocks.

Good luck to ya

#Rotor · 06-16-2002, 04:04 PM

VegetaSS4

You are of coarse aware of the LAW saying that once you made such a statement you will have to back it up with lots and lots of pictures... If you where not aware of this LAW, then consider yourself served......

oh and good luck, sounds awesomely delicious

newhit · 06-17-2002, 01:34 AM

It would definitely be worth seeing

06-13-2002, 02:31 AM	#1
newhit Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: uk Posts: 22	Evap mounting configs Which is best? I have seen many posts about which cools the best but not much about what, to me, would be the real deciding factor for buying the EVA3 or Prometeia or Vapochill, the said mounting of such devices to the cpu, including condensation protection for such a one stop shop that has only been touched upon by many. __________________ Rig 1 Epox 8KHA+ XP1600 AGNGA-Y 1936MHz @2.08v, 176x11. NEW Swiftech MCW462UT-H (226W tec) rover (uk) hcore. Winbond 5ns mem. Leadtek Ti200. SBLive5.1. Maxtor D740 20Gb HD. WXP Pro, . Heavily modded Yeong Yang cube with all fans powered off the PC psu through Papst fan controllers. Rigs+mbike Rig 2 SUPER (YES!! WITH WINXP) XP333R BACK (8K3A+ STOLEN BY UNI CONSCRIPT). TBird (unlocked)1200@1400, TwinMOS/samsung 5ns mem. Modded GW802 case with 12v/7v cpu/case fans

06-13-2002, 04:14 AM	#2
newhit Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: uk Posts: 22	Also, what about the number of times each one of us changes our computer configs, maybe cpu upgrades, or that large pci/agp card that requires re-routing of cooler arm. This would require unmounting of evap head to reconfigure. How easy is it to remount after changes? __________________ Rig 1 Epox 8KHA+ XP1600 AGNGA-Y 1936MHz @2.08v, 176x11. NEW Swiftech MCW462UT-H (226W tec) rover (uk) hcore. Winbond 5ns mem. Leadtek Ti200. SBLive5.1. Maxtor D740 20Gb HD. WXP Pro, . Heavily modded Yeong Yang cube with all fans powered off the PC psu through Papst fan controllers. Rigs+mbike Rig 2 SUPER (YES!! WITH WINXP) XP333R BACK (8K3A+ STOLEN BY UNI CONSCRIPT). TBird (unlocked)1200@1400, TwinMOS/samsung 5ns mem. Modded GW802 case with 12v/7v cpu/case fans

06-17-2002, 01:34 AM	#5
newhit Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: uk Posts: 22	It would definitely be worth seeing __________________ Rig 1 Epox 8KHA+ XP1600 AGNGA-Y 1936MHz @2.08v, 176x11. NEW Swiftech MCW462UT-H (226W tec) rover (uk) hcore. Winbond 5ns mem. Leadtek Ti200. SBLive5.1. Maxtor D740 20Gb HD. WXP Pro, . Heavily modded Yeong Yang cube with all fans powered off the PC psu through Papst fan controllers. Rigs+mbike Rig 2 SUPER (YES!! WITH WINXP) XP333R BACK (8K3A+ STOLEN BY UNI CONSCRIPT). TBird (unlocked)1200@1400, TwinMOS/samsung 5ns mem. Modded GW802 case with 12v/7v cpu/case fans

06-13-2002, 12:30 PM	#3
VegetaSS4 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Michigan Posts: 32	I just bought a dehumidifier (still waiting for it to be delivered), im gonna pretty much take it out of its housing and put it in a large server cube case like the YY Cube. 1/2 of the case will be for the cooling (dehumidifier compressor, condensor, and evaporator in the resevoir) the pump will be in the resevoir pumping the chilled water to the other side of the case which will house most of the PC Components and waterblock. From what i've researched they are pretty easy to mount in new CPU's and such becuase they mount just like standard heatsinks and waterblocks. Good luck to ya

06-16-2002, 04:04 PM	#4
#Rotor Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Dione, sector 4s1256 Posts: 852	VegetaSS4 You are of coarse aware of the LAW saying that once you made such a statement you will have to back it up with lots and lots of pictures... If you where not aware of this LAW, then consider yourself served...... oh and good luck, sounds awesomely delicious

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