Starholdest

Sorry if someone already asked this, but could you tell me which camera you use?

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iandh

Just as a tip, look around in the phone book for a place that does ornamental ironwork. They often have in-house powdercoating, and run some form of black almost every day. If not you may be able to find a small mom-n-pop shop that will work with you. I lucked out and found an ornamental ironwork place down the street that does powdercoating on the side. It is run by a really nice couple, they have one of their sons working there and even bring the dogs to work. I went in and BS'ed with them for a while one day, and now they help me out all the time.

Typically I can go in at lunch, pet the dogs, talk for a few minutes, and drop off my parts... more often than not they are ready for me the next day at lunch, and sometimes they don't even charge me if it was a color they were already going to run. If they do charge it is usually something like $20-40.

Sum0n3

Starholdest, the camera is a Sony DSC-T50. It has image stabilization, so I shoot all my pics free hand.

Iandh, great idea with the ironwork shop. I actually have a few places that make fences and such, within a few minutes of me. I will have to look into it. Thanks for the idea.


On another note, work started late today.. or for that matter it didn't even start yet. I will be back home in a few hours, so I will jump on the rad as soon as I'm home.

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nategr8ns

you better post some pictures tonight

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Sum0n3

Got some work done, so here it is. I couldn't finish it up, as the screws were about 1/8" too long. I will either trim them down, or get some new ones.


The 480 w/ 133cfm Kaze's.



The custom made 4x120 AC Ryan Radgrillz. I can't bolt them down all the way as mentioned before, so more on this when done.

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MomijiTMO

I was going to ask about the radgrill but my brain started working.

Great stuff mate.

nate911

No, the voltage matters more than the cooling. Electrostatic migration (or whatever) will destroy the chip overtime if you leave it at high voltages, even if it is running cool. On water, the highest I would go (and the absolute limit electronically I believe) is 1.55V.

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Electron migration will happen no matter what voltage. It starts to accelerate on the 65nm chips past 1.6v though.

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Sum0n3

Lol yea, it's two grills. Thanks for the comment.

I really have to fire this thing up, and see how much it will take to do 4.0 stable.

I really was not planning on more than that, so we will have to see how it plays out. Tho as I said, there is always the warranty.

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GPA_Voltaire

so to fit the 480 in there, bye bye to top panel ports