While most of the poeple using watercooling does so to gain performance (ie overclock) It wasn't why I did it.
You see, my computer is located inside a closet. While being the quietest computer around, I can dry my clothes with that brand new Prescott 2.8E.
I needed a way to remove the heat from that closet, So I drilled holes in the walls and installed the pump / radiator in stair room going to the basement.
I do miss wearing those warm clothes on cold winter days...:(
Sure you AC will cool the hell out of that PC (see vapochill products) but that's some noisy stuff.
Water cooling on the other hand is silent. Mostly since you can put large fan for the radiator. The largest the fan the slower it can run for the same CFM. All this generally meaning a lot less noise.
1) Waterleaks: The computer will freeze...
2) Pump failure: The CPU temp will raise gently until your BIOS shutdown the PC by itself
3) Coolant loss: see #2
I ran into all those problems.
ie: Forgetting to turn the pump after installing my PC after a lan. System went WAAAAHHH!! BEEP!!!... no biggy only annoying!
True bue, why limit ourself to a blog.
Fuel cell are a great way to move away from petrol based energy. I'm sure there is a way to use their technology with renewable sources.
Hmmmm what if I don't read german?
I have no idea what that thing is actually able to do beside having read the slashdot memo.
SMB, DVB what?...
Anyone got something with more meat?
This has been like this for years. For as long as the "scene" exists.
Nothing to see here, move along.
But frankly, the more intermediate poeple getting their hands on the Gold master before it's heading out to press, the easier it is to leak.
It would be if NeverWinter was not out YET! Preview means getting info on the game BEFORE it's out right?....
So It's actually information not available anywhere else on the web.
I've used Mercury Interactive product for some time 2 years ago. Mainly for load testing our web application.
The scripting tools are nice.. Recording with a browser. But the best part of that software is being able to script (*read program here*) using a "pseudo" C language.
The library at your disposal are awesome. You can post random data, or data from a include file. And then compare every value received from your post.
You can throw transaction failure and log.
Doing so will even enable you to stress test it. Let's say you build one script checking every function of your web app. Then add some randomize for value, login, password, etc....
Then put 100 clients doing those things at the same time.
The report generator is neat and easy to read.
There are many ways to test your application from DCOM, SOCKET and HTTP requests.
Checkout loadrunner from mercury interactive.
Those software will probably give you all you need and maybe too much some time. Learning curve is steep but worth every bit of it.
Slashdot Mirror
I'm phoneless you insensitive clod!
Try those:
http://81.162.169.103/images/arwen.html
http://81.162.169.103/images/eowyn.html
All 4 of them works
Yeah too bad you can't buy a life!
While most of the poeple using watercooling does so to gain performance (ie overclock) It wasn't why I did it.
:(
You see, my computer is located inside a closet. While being the quietest computer around, I can dry my clothes with that brand new Prescott 2.8E.
I needed a way to remove the heat from that closet, So I drilled holes in the walls and installed the pump / radiator in stair room going to the basement.
I do miss wearing those warm clothes on cold winter days...
The biggest reason not to use Fluorinet is the cost.
But then, even with the small amount needed for a cooling loop, I'd still use mineral free water.
Why? Because it's about 20% (can't remember exactly) more efficient than fluorinet. The heat transfer ratio of the 3M product ain't that good.
What about noise?
Sure you AC will cool the hell out of that PC (see vapochill products) but that's some noisy stuff.
Water cooling on the other hand is silent. Mostly since you can put large fan for the radiator. The largest the fan the slower it can run for the same CFM. All this generally meaning a lot less noise.
1) Waterleaks: The computer will freeze...
... no biggy only annoying!
2) Pump failure: The CPU temp will raise gently until your BIOS shutdown the PC by itself
3) Coolant loss: see #2
I ran into all those problems.
ie: Forgetting to turn the pump after installing my PC after a lan. System went WAAAAHHH!! BEEP!!!
True bue, why limit ourself to a blog. Fuel cell are a great way to move away from petrol based energy. I'm sure there is a way to use their technology with renewable sources.
What about hydrogen fuel cell... Not all fuel cell gas are dynosaur based...
And I thought geeks only dreamed about pr0n?? I do... thru firefox at all time! Safer sex!
Hmmmm what if I don't read german? I have no idea what that thing is actually able to do beside having read the slashdot memo. SMB, DVB what? ...
Anyone got something with more meat?
This has been like this for years. For as long as the "scene" exists. Nothing to see here, move along. But frankly, the more intermediate poeple getting their hands on the Gold master before it's heading out to press, the easier it is to leak.
Think they forgot to remove the lens cover on that webcam?
"To make the software more user friendly, it features a talking animated figure called Phoebe."
:) /. a site...
:)
Oh goody! Someone to take microsoft's place!
can't wait to see that little tingy pop on me when we
CTRL-C then CTRL-V...
you see, it's not that hard to make 1500 lines of code per day!
It would be if NeverWinter was not out YET! Preview means getting info on the game BEFORE it's out right?.... So It's actually information not available anywhere else on the web.
Hamen!! What better than starting the day reading slashdot and dilbert! beside from not comming a work at all!
I've used Mercury Interactive product for some time 2 years ago. Mainly for load testing our web application.
The scripting tools are nice.. Recording with a browser. But the best part of that software is being able to script (*read program here*) using a "pseudo" C language.
The library at your disposal are awesome. You can post random data, or data from a include file. And then compare every value received from your post.
You can throw transaction failure and log.
Doing so will even enable you to stress test it. Let's say you build one script checking every function of your web app. Then add some randomize for value, login, password, etc....
Then put 100 clients doing those things at the same time.
The report generator is neat and easy to read.
There are many ways to test your application from DCOM, SOCKET and HTTP requests.
Checkout loadrunner from mercury interactive.
Those software will probably give you all you need and maybe too much some time. Learning curve is steep but worth every bit of it.