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Making a Water Cool Computer

Current System

CPU PIII 550 SL3FJ Malay
Motherboard ABIT BF-6. QJ BIOS
Memory 128MB LGS PC133
Video Matrox G400 OEM
Secondary Video Quantum Obsidian X-24 3DFX
SCSI Card Adaptec 2940U2W OEM
Sound Card Diamond MX-300 OEM
Storage IBM DRVS 18 ZX

What did I gain from all this?

Not much. A cooler CPU and a few more MHz overclocking on my PIII 550. I was already running air cooled at 645 before, so not much exciting in the way of overclocking. Keep in mind that I'm not super-cooling with Peltiers or anything. My CPU temperature depends totally on the water temperature. What I have noticed so far is when the CPU is idling it idles at the same temperature as the water temperature, and when it's running it runs around 20 degrees (Fahrenheit) hotter. Whether this is good or bad, I don't know. This is my first attempt at water cooling.


Water temp is 15 degrees C at idle.


Water temp at 15 C - CPU Idle is off.


Water temp at 12 C - CPU Idle is on, A/C is on.


Water temp at 12 C - CPU Idle is off, A/C is on.


Water temp at 23 C - CPU Idle is off, A/C is off.

Next page: CPU Benchmark & WCPUID

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