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  1. Why was I hoping a friend of E's joining the forum would have a Psycho Mantis or Gray Fox avatar

     

     

    ...I should have made my name Psycho Mantis hehehehehe, avatar a picture of the controller 2 port on a playstation

     

    Welcome aboard sgt_swanny :D

  2. OOooo never noticed this thread.. I just buried my Corsair Strafe RGB (MX Blues) recently so I have a HyperX Alloy Elite RGB (cherry mx blue) on it's way.. I also have a "brand new" IBM Model M ps/2 circa 1991 and a Dell AT101W w/ complex alps....

     

    Have been eyeing the Glorious GMMK for a long time now but haven't found the opportunity to get one yet.. maybe later this year

     

    will get pics when the hyperx arrives..

  3. Psh, flight sim 2020 flight schmim. You're a retro junkie now.

     

    Where I come from, we play Wing Commander. !!!!

     

    Hehehe

     

    M DISCS are supposed to last 1000 years, be sure to burn your memoirs and bury it for some future person to find, include plenty of pictures of our modern stone age computers (and a plain text explanation to read the data in your picture format of choice ((and a hard copy explaining binary to ascii encoding)) in case of nuclear war)

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    Thanks ! Yeah, the retro bug has been bad this month :rolleyes:

     

    As to your question, no, I didn't remove the tubes (thought about it though). I refilled it through the block which btw itself holds just a bit of liquid...that bottle nozzle that comes with the TT Coolant 1000 is perfect for this - per pic below, it fits nicely in the upper right (outlet) opening.

     

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    Oh nice, I see it has a pretty substantial amount of glycol in it.. so that's probably the "secret sauce" they use in the AIOs in the first place allowing for mixed metals to survive the warranty period.

     

    I want to follow your lead and try refilling the h100, hopefully it's the same and I can drain flush and refill all through the block. I'm confident it's gummed up and under-performing but the pump is still chugging along... Can't find where to buy the coolant so it comes with the nice bottle :p

    https://www.newegg.com/thermaltake-cl-w021-os00bu-a-coolant/p/N82E16835106271 looks right but no longer stocked.

     

    Was there a significant drop in temps relative to temps before you flushed your AIO out? I don't think you mentioned before temps.

  5. The retro bug is consuming you!!

     

    Sick build and good story with the AIO. I think I may tempt fate and try to clean and re-fill an h100 following your method.. My h100 is around the same age and struggles to keep a 45nm LGA775 CPU cool at 1.4V. It's definitely not performing as it did when it was new anymore.. Just haven't really been brave enough to refill it.

     

    Did you remove the rubber tubes and re-attach them or was the drain and refill all done through the block? Temps look great for any AIO with that kind of OC..

     

    Love the black & white scheme.. can barely recognize the system at all without the orange.

     

     

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    Yeah I have MGS PS3 Bundle as well, I need to play through the series again from start to finish, but in chronological order of the storyline.

     

    Speak of the devil himself. I broke out the CECHE-01 MG metal gear PS3 to mess around with and it has yellow lighted.. and to make matters worse, it was so brittle from heat and age that I managed to completely break off the front panel ribbon connector (power on / off / eject) by barely touching it.. That's the end of that sucker, it's had a nice life but it's got so many failure points that it's just not worth touching anymore.

     

    I always wanted to gut it out of the ps3 chassis and put it in an ATX case with some big fans on it to make it last longer, but never got around to it.

     

    Here's a funny one -- I can sell the Blu Ray drive + power supply for the model E01 on ebay for more than enough money to buy a PS3 slim.. LOL

     

    I have a few CECHEL01 phats but I'm going to try to get one of the later 45/40nm slims for the long haul, before they end up becoming collectors items. I don't like the super slims either.

     

    sigh

  7. Well they must supply an adapter otherwise its madness. I cannot see PSU manufacturers being able to keep it a secret if they are preparing ”Ampere Ready" PSU's.

     

    Plus I cannot see Nvidia risking such a bold move, not when what we are hearing from the red camp is as compelling as it is.

     

    If adapters are the case then fine, no big deal to me, as long as it's a nice sleeved adapter... It would give us some kind of bridge for a few years before everybody is running power supplies with 12 pin connectors.

     

    I'm sure in 2020 every company would be aware that we would also expect said adapter to be nicely sleeved. Imagine dropping 1500 bucks on a high end card that comes with an ugly red / white set of wires with a clear plastic connector, now that would be funny.

     

     

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