Thread: What's the coldest liquid temperatureanyone has ever run though a Koolance CPU-330?
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Re: What's the coldest liquid temperatureanyone has ever run though a Koolance CPU-33
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Originally Posted by DarthBeavis View Post
they have clear spray over at novacs electronics (commercial i think)
Thanks. I know where you're talking about. I always get those two streets confused too. Aren't you just glad the people who laid out our streets, don't build computers!

Now just to make sure. What else besides the expansion card and memory slots do I also need to cover. I can think of the disk connectors. I guess anything which has to be inserted/removed definitely qualifies.

Edit: I forgot to ask if I need to dope the expansion cards as well? I'm pretty certain the colder my temperatures are, the greater the amount (and distribution) of condensation to be formed in the system. So why is it that I not ever seen anything said about the drives or the power supply? As far as I know they aren't protected from condensation. Covering the bottom of the drives is no problem. But what about the power supply?

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2007.Dec.06 Thu, 18:25 --800 (PST)
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