Watercooled memory from OCz

pred racer · 23-11-2006 10:35am #1

http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/11/21/ocz_pumps_up_liquid-cooled_dimms/

What do you think?

Psycopat · 23-11-2006 11:46am

looks very very nice, id like to see it in a 680i board, i rekon they would work very well together

Cuddlesworth · 23-11-2006 1:01pm

Nice if you have a water-chiller but otherwise I cant see it doing anything better than what a slow 120mil fan can do. I remember some amazing oc's were got on Bh-5 under Ln2. But that **** loved the volts and ran amazingly hot.

Anti · 23-11-2006 7:24pm

Dosent look to good. 1150mhz ram is nice, But i cant see this being very effective. Heatspreaders do a nice enough job as it is.

TonyM. · 23-11-2006 9:10pm

Corsair already have a dedicated fan attachment for their memory.

pred racer · 24-11-2006 10:31am

krazy_8s wrote:

Nice if you have a water-chiller but otherwise I cant see it doing anything better than what a slow 120mil fan can do. I remember some amazing oc's were got on Bh-5 under Ln2. But that **** loved the volts and ran amazingly hot.

This post went so far over my head its not even funny.....:p

DemonOfTheFall · 24-11-2006 6:24pm

BH-5 = A type of memory chip used in a lot of extremly fast and overclockable ram
Ln2 = Liquid nitrogen
120 mil fan = 120 millimeter fan
Water chiller = System for a water-cooling loop which will chill the water below ambient temperatures.
OC = Overclock
volts = Amount of voltage that you put into the RAM. more volts = more stability (to a point)

pred racer · 25-11-2006 7:25am

Thanks demon, now it makes sense. As you can probably tell ive never oc'd a thing!

Cuddlesworth · 27-11-2006 12:57am

pred racer wrote:

Thanks demon, now it makes sense. As you can probably tell ive never oc'd a thing!

We all have to start somewhere.

pred racer · 30-11-2006 8:37am

Well Ive just gotten an e6700 (just the cpu)from work, and if it goes 'poof' I can get a replacement, so it might be time to start;)

Watercooled memory from OCz

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