heh, reminds me of when my GPU cooler broke down a year ago
lmao what is going on here
Topic: The GhettoBlower™ 9000 (Read 2674 times)
lmao what is going on here
nope! yours is better 
mine was cooling an AGP HD4670, that later broke (now an HD4650)
cant seem to get it to mine though, prolly cuz its AGP or something
mine was cooling an AGP HD4670, that later broke (now an HD4650)
cant seem to get it to mine though, prolly cuz its AGP or something
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I bow to your ghettofabulousness... 
heh, reminds me of when my GPU cooler broke down a year ago
Is that strung up by CAT5 cable?
bungie cords.
gotta find some way to incorporate duct tape...
naaa looks like good old gaffa tape... you know you can build a bridge out of that stuff (just ask mythbusters)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bliuSOUaoRI&feature=related
or them elastic tie down ropes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bliuSOUaoRI&feature=related
or them elastic tie down ropes
Is that strung up by CAT5 cable?
Dammit you now owe me a keyboard. And a mouth full of red bull.
LOL
LOL
I think these forums have the most funny cooling solutions I've seen. Keep it up
Does it make a difference? Seems like the effect would be limited, since the air would be moving pretty good thanks to the fans on the GPUs anyway.
It actually does. When the GB9000 is on high it brings the CPU temps down by 10C and the GPUs down by about 5. Before running it, my GPUs were pushing 80 and my CPUs were pushing towards high 50's. I was locking up too regularly. Now I'm not locking and the hottest GPU is at 75C (it's in the middle of 4)
Does it make a difference? Seems like the effect would be limited, since the air would be moving pretty good thanks to the fans on the GPUs anyway.
My patented new cooling system - The GhettoBlower™ 9000 is available for order.
Keep your rigs mighty cool.
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Keep your rigs mighty cool.
Only 3 BTC + s/h
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