[kikicoco1334]

so today after class...
when i got home i found out my Kneaded has arrived...
i ordered 2 box of them that's 24 of those little bastards


and as i was watching Kal and OCM's Live i was just sitting there been jealous and insulating my baby Commando with Celeron 356 chip in it..

After 1


After 2



After 3


After 4


so now here is what it looked like before =)


and here is after


SHOULD I PACK IT REALLY THICK?
i got some parts really thick and some parts not

here is a over view of what i am playing with


that tube cup looking thing is where i monna be poring LN2 from
i found it after class in the class room today

[Splave]

looks great

[kikicoco1334]

Originally Posted by Splave

looks great

thank you i was getting a little worried cuz nobody is saying anything.

i am now just waiting on the pot then good to go
bench all weekend =)

[Hondacity]

vaccuum flask woot

you'll get the pot tomorrow...good thing for cheap fedex saturday ... woot

i hope you have ceramique....and a thermometer ...

[kikicoco1334]

Originally Posted by Hondacity

vaccuum flask woot

you'll get the pot tomorrow...good thing for cheap fedex saturday ... woot

i hope you have ceramique....and a thermometer ...

got no thermometer but i do have a stupid amount of thermal compound

Dynex (the old one silver < they don't make this anymore)
Dynex (the new one white)
Thermaltake
A50 Air Series
Tuniq TX-1
Cooler Master
Zalman ZM-STG1
Arctic Silver 5
and some of that white stuff

[Hondacity]

first you need a thermometer..so you can set higher voltage without killing the proc....lots of cheap thermometers...

[kikicoco1334]

you mean multimeter for voltage?
multimeter i have a CraftMan =)

[Hondacity]

thermometer....for temperature...

[kikicoco1334]

Originally Posted by Hondacity

thermometer....for temperature...

hmm.. k i'll go get one tomorrow but why use a thermometer? not a multimeter?
voltage should be measured by multimeter right?

sorry i am just really confused

where should i stick this thermometer at?

[Hondacity]

here's a fun video for beginners

just think negative temps....subzero temps...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24WqO...1&feature=fvwp