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Old 01-05-09   #1 (permalink)
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about what is the cheapest you can build a phase change for?
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About $250 for an OCZ Cryo-Z but it won't hold large loads, and its fairly crappy...
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the words cheap and phase do not belong together.. ever lol.
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OCZ lost major money from what I can tell, thus the lack of major production after a huge investment into research.
If you had all the tools and all the time you could do one for $200. Very bare bones. And would have no problem with power or load though.
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the words cheap and phase do not belong together.. ever lol.
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About $250 for an OCZ Cryo-Z but it won't hold large loads, and its fairly crappy...
And it's $400. A decent, basic unit starts around 400-500.

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I built a chiller/slush-box for ~300$.. runs my Q6600 and pretty cracked-out 8800GS in the -50's... best $$ I ever spent for OC results ..even managed to make a few WR's in the process.

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But you have to keep refilling it
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it uses leik 2cups of acetone to top it off before each run... Oooohh the expense is almost unbearable..

For running CPU and GPU/s + chipset if you wanted...all at ~ -50c... you cant beat it with a stick.. you try filling and maintaining 4x LN2 pots and running benchies.. with the chiller..you set it up..and its a one man show.

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Could do that with a phase chiller ya know
Or colder
And run that no work all the time, not just benchies
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