Posts by dnolan

Plus for those that want to water cool their video cards without being expensive, one could use an asetek made cpu water cooler on their video card with this [link cut], on [link cut] the bracket is about $20, this will work with the Corsair H50-110(excluding the H80 and the H100), the Antec Kühler 620, 920 and the 1250(New model), the Thermaltake Water 2.0's(all 3, the Pro and the Extreme, plus their baseline model) and any other cpu water cooler that uses the Asetek made pump... Oh and the case is an NZXT Phantom 530 for about $130.00... The two cards are Nvidia Titans...

I don't know about the other coolers, but I had an H50 strapped to an HD 6970 for a while with zip ties, and there's no way it's going to be as low profile as any of those picture links. I have some H70s and an H100i, and they're all a different sized head unit, so maybe the H50 - 110 is a typo? The H50 is at least a 3 slot solution, and probably more like 4, though I only used it on a single card, so I can't say for sure. But the pictures you posted make it look like a 2 slot solution. That it's definitely not. And as a GPU cooler, it kicks some serious butt, but it won't cool anything else, ie. VRMs.
Oh, and the zip ties, probably 20 - 40 cents. Beats a $20 bracket hands down every time....

-Dave

No the H50 is no short pump, from the H70 on they are very short, I'm using a Corsair H70 now on My cpu, I'll eventually upgrade to a Thermaltake extreme water 2.0.

Thermaltake Pro water 2.0(120x120x50mm)[left], Thermaltake Extreme water 2.0(240x120x50mm)[right], Link to guru3d.com where more info on these two coolers is at.

Now I didn't say that the H50 would take up just two slots, I said It was capable of being mounted on a card and some people have done just that, now as to the vrm's the bracket is for either a 92mm fan or an 80mm fan, now I don't know how many slots the card takes up, but then all I can tell for sure, is the motherboard is an Asrock and NZXT is saying the temps are 30C lower than the stock Titan cooling solution, I've also seen mentioned temps of 53C, which is not too shabby. The link below has a couple more pics and some text.

http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/nzxt_vga_watercooling_solution_at_computex.html

The following is a bracket kit that costs all of $6.00 or so depending on the model(there are two brackets and they both come with screws and such) by a guy in His spare time as a hobby Here.

One can use the stock cooling with the pump, as this is what PNY did with their 857MHz GTX580 card and a radiator, which I assume nothing about as I have direct knowledge beyond the fact that this does work.

GTX 680 installed with the fan model, there is room underneath for heat sinks if you want them.

Plus for those that want to water cool their video cards without being expensive, one could use an asetek made cpu water cooler on their video card with this [link cut], on [link cut] the bracket is about $20, this will work with the Corsair H50-110(excluding the H80 and the H100), the Antec Kühler 620, 920 and the 1250(New model), the Thermaltake Water 2.0's(all 3, the Pro and the Extreme, plus their baseline model) and any other cpu water cooler that uses the Asetek made pump... Oh and the case is an NZXT Phantom 530 for about $130.00... The two cards are Nvidia Titans...

ya i succeed to update it : via a CD RW 74mins.


as we can see 1302. but my gtx480 still in PCIe 1.1 :(

i didnt see anything new in my BIOS menu either :(

It wouldn't really take that many machines to get that kind of RAC. I'm doing about 100k with only about 30. Since most of mine are CPU only & old, P4 generation hardware, I would expect more out of a small computer lab of machines that were only a few years old.
One of the other guys in the 400k+ RAC club is mikeej42 who only has about 60 boxes.

Pretty much, SETI has a 100 Megabyte connection to the world and it accommodates uploads and downloads. With over 1.25 million users with over 3 million computers that can eat up bandwidth in a hurry.