new faq thread

[Foxx]

Several people have emailed me regarding a faq page and I would like to start working on this , So if you can please add to this thread[OR EMAIL ME] any faqs that you may have or had in the past I will try to get this up as best i can.Any and all suggestions are welcome.

[jaydee116]

I do not have any of my own yet. I am slowly working on it for my own site's though. Here are a few basic one's untill we get one of our own.

http://www.overclockers.com/tips77/


http://shop.store.yahoo.com/directron/watercool.html

[EDIT] Kinda odd how both of those look alsmost identical isn't it???[/EDIT]

[newhit]

These are my favs..........

1) www.overclockers.com
Especially articles 511 and 481 relating to "Radiator heat dissipation" and "Watercooling physics- Laminar and Turbulent flow"


2) www.procooling.com. (Excellent "How-to's" and material reqs)

3) www.octools.com (condensation control)

4) www.tekforums.co.uk (220W tec and Danger Den knowledge)

Just my .02

[Cathar]

I have an FAQ up over at Mad Onion that's still under construction.

I think to think it's pretty decent and covers the basics.

[Bosw8er]

http://hwfaq.overclockersonline.com/

2000 links stored ... might be of any help

[Jonathan]

You can find a diagram of the 4 socket A mounting holes at this ProCooling thread.



I've verified the diagram myself using a Mitutoyo digital caliper (accurate to 100th of a mm). The only note is that the diagram depicts distances between the CENTER of each hole. The holes are just under 5mm in diameter.

- Jerky.

[BigBen2k]

I found that Dan at Dansdata.com has lots of good relevant info, even if he's in Oz.

There's an excellent article about Pelts, for those afraid to take the plunge.

[Jonathan]

I found this handy chart on Google that shows incompatibilities between certain chemicals. This is very handy for those of us experimenting with different substances for cooling.

http://www.ecs.csus.edu/techshop/ApndxE.html

Happy mixing!

- Jerky.

[RoboTech]

Three of Dave Smith's excellent articles can be found here:

Water Cooling Equipment and Perfomance Guide

Water Cooling Equip. and Performance Guide - Pumps

Water Cooling Equip. and Perfomance Guide - Fluids

[slavik]

it IS the same article ... here's a quote from the directron version:

By Joe Citarella from Overclockers.com with permission

Originally posted by jaydee116 on 05-05-2002 at 09:20 PM
I do not have any of my own yet. I am slowly working on it for my own site's though. Here are a few basic one's untill we get one of our own.

http://www.overclockers.com/tips77/


http://shop.store.yahoo.com/directron/watercool.html

[EDIT] Kinda odd how both of those look alsmost identical isn't it???[/EDIT]

[Hubris]

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?threadid=230432

Summary: No performance difference, some like res, some like T's. As long as the res doesn't leak, it's good. As long as the T works, it's good too

[Susquehannock]

Here is an excellent resource for finding the chemical compatability of various substances :

* Chemical Resistance Database *

[RJ_Hythloday]

I really like Crazy Chucksters modifying sticky, now my ide cables are in shreds! lol, time to go buy some colorful tape, just wanted to mention that on the newer cables I found it's very easy to just rip 'em apart, started w/a razor blade and was exposing the wires very easily. sorry if this is the wrong place to post that sticky's locked . couldn't even vote to give it a *****