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Old 03-12-2003, 05:33 AM
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I dunno if this makes any sense or would work at all but it sounded cool when i thought of it :D I thought it would be sweet if someone built a cpu cooler that used the whole case as a heatsink. U could use a heatpipe to transfer the heat from the cpu to the case and then put it next to an AC vent or something :devil: Sounded cool I thought Id share the idea with u guys :thumb:
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Old 03-12-2003, 05:48 AM
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I have actually heard it has been done. I was on an overclocking forum (I believe) and I was actually planning to do it myself. You could do it, but you need mucho time, and need to make sure that it is insulated and sealed to perfection :afro:
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[Mobo] Asus A7N8X w/ Modified 1003 Uber BIOS w/ Custom Boot logo
[CPU] Athlon XP 2200+ Thoroughbred
[Memory] 512 Samsung PC3200 DDR400 w/ Copper Heatsink(s)
[Video Card] Geforce 3 ti200 128 DDR Special Gold Edition

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[Case] All aluminum Skyhawk case w/ custom cut blowhole
[HSF] Volcano 11 Xaser Edition
[Northbridge] ThermalTake Crystal Orb
[Southbridge] Aluminum Northbridge heatsink attatched

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