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Monday, November 19, 2012
XCLIO Blackhawk Color Full Tower Extreme Cooling PC Case Review
XCLIO Blackhawk Color Full Tower Extreme Cooling PC Case Review Tube. Duration : 7.22 Mins.
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Enermax TB Trio 120mm Red/Blue/Green Case Fans Unboxing, Review and Install
Enermax TB Trio 120mm Red/Blue/Green Case Fans Unboxing, Review and Install Video Clips. Duration : 9.10 Mins.
Here are my 6 Enermax Trio Fans. Features: Patented circular type LED with 54 (3x18) diodes and up to five times brighter than other LED fans Blue/Red/Green combo-LED with 14 switchable modes Focus Blades centering the light to increase brightness Turbine Blades for high-pressure airflow Twister Bearing technology for long lifetime and low noise PWM fan speed control to keep your system silent and cool all the time Detachable fan blades for easy cleaning Isolator-mounts for shockproof and easy installation Bought from: www.newegg.ca Mfc: www.enermax.com Intro Song: "Why I'm unlovable" by Fireproof_Babies (feat. AlexBeroza) ccmixter.org licensed under a Creative Commons license: creativecommons.org
Here are my 6 Enermax Trio Fans. Features: Patented circular type LED with 54 (3x18) diodes and up to five times brighter than other LED fans Blue/Red/Green combo-LED with 14 switchable modes Focus Blades centering the light to increase brightness Turbine Blades for high-pressure airflow Twister Bearing technology for long lifetime and low noise PWM fan speed control to keep your system silent and cool all the time Detachable fan blades for easy cleaning Isolator-mounts for shockproof and easy installation Bought from: www.newegg.ca Mfc: www.enermax.com Intro Song: "Why I'm unlovable" by Fireproof_Babies (feat. AlexBeroza) ccmixter.org licensed under a Creative Commons license: creativecommons.org
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Phanteks PH-TC14PE Review
Phanteks PH-TC14PE Review Video Clips. Duration : 33.72 Mins.
Do we have a new king of cooling? Can the Phanteks beat the NH-D14 and Silver Arrow? Only way to find out is get inside and watch the video! Full review here: www.overclock3d.net www.facebook.com
Do we have a new king of cooling? Can the Phanteks beat the NH-D14 and Silver Arrow? Only way to find out is get inside and watch the video! Full review here: www.overclock3d.net www.facebook.com
2x ATi 5970 + i7 920 @ 4.2GHz - Crysis Benchmarks
2x ATi 5970 + i7 920 @ 4.2GHz - Crysis Benchmarks Tube. Duration : 14.78 Mins.
Crysis benchmarks. Thisvideo is all about the FPS and the final results that I get in the benchmark, so no comments about Fraps or any recording software please. If you still didn't understand, check my FAQ in my channel description for further explanation. Note that the CPU is bottlenecking the graphics cards, framerate would be higher with higher overclock! Full system specs: CPU: Intel Core i7 920 C0/C1 revision @ 4200MHz (21x200) 1.49V + Arctic Silver 5 (HT enabled) CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 + SilverStone 800~2600rpm 107.9 CFM (running at 100%) GPUs: XFX ATi Radeon HD 5970 Black Edition + MSI R5970 (ATi Radeon HD 5970) in ATi CrossfireX (Quad/4-way Crossfire), both at default clocks (725/1000) and with default cooling (fan speed at 100% to show the best cooling performance) Motherboard: Asus P6T X58 RAM: Corsair XMS3 3x2GB DDR3 1203MHz 8-8-8-20-1T PSU: Corsair HX1000W HDD's - 2x Western Digital 10000rpm 37GB raptors in Raid0 (OS) + 300GB Maxtor 7200rpm (storage) DVD Drive: LG GSA-H55L 20x DVD writer Hardcano 13 fan controller + 4x temp- sensors Case: Cooler Master HAF X (High Air Flow 942) + two 200mm fans (top), one 230mm fan (front) and one 140mm fan (back) Logitech G15 keyboard Logitech G9 mouse Samsung T240 - 24 inch 1920x1200 5ms 20000:1 Dynamic Contrast Graphics driver: ATi Catalyst 10.7 Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit Camera used to record the video in 1280x720 (720p): Sony DSC-W290 Editing software used: Sony Vegas 8.0 Pro ...
Crysis benchmarks. Thisvideo is all about the FPS and the final results that I get in the benchmark, so no comments about Fraps or any recording software please. If you still didn't understand, check my FAQ in my channel description for further explanation. Note that the CPU is bottlenecking the graphics cards, framerate would be higher with higher overclock! Full system specs: CPU: Intel Core i7 920 C0/C1 revision @ 4200MHz (21x200) 1.49V + Arctic Silver 5 (HT enabled) CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 + SilverStone 800~2600rpm 107.9 CFM (running at 100%) GPUs: XFX ATi Radeon HD 5970 Black Edition + MSI R5970 (ATi Radeon HD 5970) in ATi CrossfireX (Quad/4-way Crossfire), both at default clocks (725/1000) and with default cooling (fan speed at 100% to show the best cooling performance) Motherboard: Asus P6T X58 RAM: Corsair XMS3 3x2GB DDR3 1203MHz 8-8-8-20-1T PSU: Corsair HX1000W HDD's - 2x Western Digital 10000rpm 37GB raptors in Raid0 (OS) + 300GB Maxtor 7200rpm (storage) DVD Drive: LG GSA-H55L 20x DVD writer Hardcano 13 fan controller + 4x temp- sensors Case: Cooler Master HAF X (High Air Flow 942) + two 200mm fans (top), one 230mm fan (front) and one 140mm fan (back) Logitech G15 keyboard Logitech G9 mouse Samsung T240 - 24 inch 1920x1200 5ms 20000:1 Dynamic Contrast Graphics driver: ATi Catalyst 10.7 Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit Camera used to record the video in 1280x720 (720p): Sony DSC-W290 Editing software used: Sony Vegas 8.0 Pro ...
Saturday, November 17, 2012
5 GHz Project: CPU Cooling With Liquid Nitrogen
5 GHz Project: CPU Cooling With Liquid Nitrogen Video Clips. Duration : 3.62 Mins.
There is not a better CPU cooling system than liquid nitrogen. We learned firsthand how to sufficiently cool the Intel P4 to -196°C to bring it past the 5 GHz mark. For the non-believer, the THG video capture it all on tape.
There is not a better CPU cooling system than liquid nitrogen. We learned firsthand how to sufficiently cool the Intel P4 to -196°C to bring it past the 5 GHz mark. For the non-believer, the THG video capture it all on tape.
Noctua NF-S12B ULN 120mm Quiet Case Fan
Noctua NF-S12B ULN 120mm Quiet Case Fan Tube. Duration : 8.65 Mins.
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Stirling engine runs fan, pump, charges battery at same time
Stirling engine runs fan, pump, charges battery at same time Video Clips. Duration : 2.00 Mins.
In this video I show that this little engine can drive a 20" fan at 570 rpm while charging a 12-volt battery and running a 12-volt pump to provide its own cooling water, all at the same time. Note that it's charging the battery at about 1 watt. At the end I show the engine just charging the battery and putting out 4 watts of electrical power (13.25 volts x .304 amps = 4.028 watts). The engine drives an inkjet printer PM motor as a generator using the original toothed drive belt for higher efficiency. The little 12v pump is one I found online and runs off the generator. With the rheostat I can control the water flow from it, and also the current draw. It's pretty satisfying to see one's engine operating standalone and doing some useful work. The large Stirling engine in the background is another experiment.
In this video I show that this little engine can drive a 20" fan at 570 rpm while charging a 12-volt battery and running a 12-volt pump to provide its own cooling water, all at the same time. Note that it's charging the battery at about 1 watt. At the end I show the engine just charging the battery and putting out 4 watts of electrical power (13.25 volts x .304 amps = 4.028 watts). The engine drives an inkjet printer PM motor as a generator using the original toothed drive belt for higher efficiency. The little 12v pump is one I found online and runs off the generator. With the rheostat I can control the water flow from it, and also the current draw. It's pretty satisfying to see one's engine operating standalone and doing some useful work. The large Stirling engine in the background is another experiment.
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