Duct Installed! - Page 2

JokerCPoC · 06-12-2003, 04:24 PM

JSimmons $5.00 ($5.41 or so?) Hmm these pads are a lot less expensive, like umm, $2.88 for 8 or 0.36 cents each....
($3.12 with 8.25% Sales Tax or 8 for 0.39 cents each). And these are 6" x 9" pads,
My 6" x 6" piece is held in place by the suction of one of My Sunon 120mm fans (Front Intake).

Click Here First, to go to Home Depot
Click the Link under Cleaning Supplies/Cleaning Tools/Brushes-Scrubbers
on Home Depots website under Product Catagories and then It's the 4th Item for sale (down from the Top Item).
You can Buy these pads online at the Home Depot too.

As one can buy something like this at Home Depot, Stater Brothers or some where else like this.

Shipping is not included in the quote of course, I just included Californias 8.25% Sales Tax (As Its the highest rate in the state, I think.).

JSimmons · 06-15-2003, 07:15 PM

I updated my watercooling page to show pics of the cube sans water cooling for now (reasons are on pages 5 and 6).

This weekend I also inherited another project. My dad's boss's computer took a lightning hit and got fried. This is one of the cheapest machines I've ever seen - EVERYTHING is a built-in on the motherboard, and the case isn't even an ATX case.

My job is to build the guy a new system, and whileI won't be using the latest and greatest parts, it will still end up being a fairly stout system.

Anyway, my own personal stuff gets put on hold once again.

06-12-2003, 04:24 PM	#26
JokerCPoC Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Hesperia, CA Posts: 130	JSimmons $5.00 ($5.41 or so?) Hmm these pads are a lot less expensive, like umm, $2.88 for 8 or 0.36 cents each.... ($3.12 with 8.25% Sales Tax or 8 for 0.39 cents each). And these are 6" x 9" pads, My 6" x 6" piece is held in place by the suction of one of My Sunon 120mm fans (Front Intake). Click Here First, to go to Home Depot Click the Link under Cleaning Supplies/Cleaning Tools/Brushes-Scrubbers on Home Depots website under Product Catagories and then It's the 4th Item for sale (down from the Top Item). You can Buy these pads online at the Home Depot too. As one can buy something like this at Home Depot, Stater Brothers or some where else like this. Shipping is not included in the quote of course, I just included Californias 8.25% Sales Tax (As Its the highest rate in the state, I think.). __________________ My Blog Joker1: 2-265 @ 2.25GHz cpus(OSA265FAA6CB)[H8DCE] soon Joker2: 1-165 @ 2.65GHz cpu[Bios/Clockgen405], MS-6702E v1.0(9.3 Bios) Joker3: 1-270 @ 2.40(2nd-270 cpu soon)GHz cpu[Ntune], K8N-DL v1.03(1007 Bios) Joker4: 2-285 @ 3.25? GHz cpu[Ntune], (soon) K8N-DL v1.03(1007 Bios) Joker5: 2-285 @ 3.25? GHz cpu[Ntune], (soon) K8N-DL v1.03(1007 Bios) (10.10GHz now, 25.43GHz maybe? Crunchin 4 SetiBoinc for the PC Perspective Killer Frogs) Last edited by JokerCPoC; 06-12-2003 at 06:47 PM.

06-15-2003, 07:15 PM	#27
JSimmons Cooling Savant Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: 4-sided room with an exit going east, and an exit going south Posts: 392	I updated my watercooling page to show pics of the cube sans water cooling for now (reasons are on pages 5 and 6). This weekend I also inherited another project. My dad's boss's computer took a lightning hit and got fried. This is one of the cheapest machines I've ever seen - EVERYTHING is a built-in on the motherboard, and the case isn't even an ATX case. My job is to build the guy a new system, and whileI won't be using the latest and greatest parts, it will still end up being a fairly stout system. Anyway, my own personal stuff gets put on hold once again. __________________ My Watercooling Stuff

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