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#337468 07/21/02 04:35 AM
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so I have my watercooling system almost ready all whats left is to build the waterblock. so far the system has cost me under 50 canadian(including beer), I have an old celeron 900 heatsink that I think I can seal up and use, only problem would be the hold down, I need some ideas, this thing is mainly to see if I can make one and for dirt cheap. btw it is going on an oc'd celeron 900 because I dont wanna cook the good stuff just yet. Just curious to see who is into this sorta stuff.


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#337469 07/21/02 04:42 AM
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I'm not into the overclocking thing but someone I worked with built a watercooled celeron 333 pushing 5xx, this was about 2 years ago, if u want I can get some ideas from him?

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#337470 07/21/02 04:51 AM
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I'd appreciate that thank you!!!!


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Hold down? As in keeping the waterblock attached to the processor? How about some Artic Silver Epoxy ?

Says not to use it on a CPU, but it may be worth looking around and seeing if people have tried it. And now that I read some reviews, they say not to use it on CPU's because it is permanent.

Look at this image and note the brackets that attach to the motherboard.


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