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  1. Posts : 598
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #511

    ganjiry said:
    crankypenguin said:
    Oh guys I have it all figured out. Ready? Tin foil hats on? Ok here we go. Here is how we will build the ultimate cooled rig.

    Step 1. Buy College Dorm Mini Fridge ( Pic included ) something to match your tower size

    Step 2. Remove all shelves, anything that gets in the way; strip it basically to essentials ; for extra points cover walls with carbon fiber with about .5 inch space between fridge walls and carbon fiber plates ( will explain later).

    Step 3. If screwed carbon fiber plates on all 6 walls inside the fridge, and you have left the .5 inch space, you will need to turn to smurfing of those little freshness packets that you get when you buy a new pair of shoes, shirt, sweater...you know with the little balls that suck up any condensation and smells?

    Step 4. Fill up the .5 inch space with those packets as much as you without getting in the way of such things as fridge fan in the back.

    Step 5. (Optional) If space permits, include rack for a few beers for those 21 and over, or 18 and over if you're in EU, sorry US side guys..laws are laws.

    Step 6. Build your computer inside the Minifride.

    Step 7. Drill hole on bottom of fridge and connect host with a constant suction. You will need to figure out the dimensions of your fridge in cubic feet then run some sort of suction device to constantly run a loop which would remove moisture at proper CFM +5%~. At 10 degrees Celsius the saturation pressure of water vapor is 1225 (Ratio(kgw/kga) so 0.007612 . Of course this will be cold air, so we will need to apply a filter to suction any moisture from it and run it back into our minifridge closed loop dehydration system.

    Step 7. Find an Air Psychometrics major to help us out and this just might work.

    Nice one Cranky
    You should of seen my project on how to wipe multiple drives at the touch of a button. Basically it was a modified microwave oven with HDD racks build into it ( raid of course ) with a big red button that would activate the highest setting and *zero out* the drives..only for good. If you're paranoid and need a solution for a fast way to delete data
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  2. Posts : 3,118
    Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1
       #512

    Best to be safe than sorry aye mate
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  3. Posts : 26,864
    Windows 11 Pro
       #513

    crankypenguin said:
    ganjiry said:
    crankypenguin said:
    Oh guys I have it all figured out. Ready? Tin foil hats on? Ok here we go. Here is how we will build the ultimate cooled rig.

    Step 1. Buy College Dorm Mini Fridge ( Pic included ) something to match your tower size

    Step 2. Remove all shelves, anything that gets in the way; strip it basically to essentials ; for extra points cover walls with carbon fiber with about .5 inch space between fridge walls and carbon fiber plates ( will explain later).

    Step 3. If screwed carbon fiber plates on all 6 walls inside the fridge, and you have left the .5 inch space, you will need to turn to smurfing of those little freshness packets that you get when you buy a new pair of shoes, shirt, sweater...you know with the little balls that suck up any condensation and smells?

    Step 4. Fill up the .5 inch space with those packets as much as you without getting in the way of such things as fridge fan in the back.

    Step 5. (Optional) If space permits, include rack for a few beers for those 21 and over, or 18 and over if you're in EU, sorry US side guys..laws are laws.

    Step 6. Build your computer inside the Minifride.

    Step 7. Drill hole on bottom of fridge and connect host with a constant suction. You will need to figure out the dimensions of your fridge in cubic feet then run some sort of suction device to constantly run a loop which would remove moisture at proper CFM +5%~. At 10 degrees Celsius the saturation pressure of water vapor is 1225 (Ratio(kgw/kga) so 0.007612 . Of course this will be cold air, so we will need to apply a filter to suction any moisture from it and run it back into our minifridge closed loop dehydration system.

    Step 7. Find an Air Psychometrics major to help us out and this just might work.

    Nice one Cranky
    You should of seen my project on how to wipe multiple drives at the touch of a button. Basically it was a modified microwave oven with HDD racks build into it ( raid of course ) with a big red button that would activate the highest setting and *zero out* the drives..only for good. If you're paranoid and need a solution for a fast way to delete data
    Expecting a Police raid?
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  4. Posts : 7,466
    Windows 10 Home Premium 64bit sp1
       #514

    lol The things people do in their spare time right
      My Computer


  5. Posts : 598
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #515

    essenbe said:
    crankypenguin said:
    ganjiry said:


    Nice one Cranky
    You should of seen my project on how to wipe multiple drives at the touch of a button. Basically it was a modified microwave oven with HDD racks build into it ( raid of course ) with a big red button that would activate the highest setting and *zero out* the drives..only for good. If you're paranoid and need a solution for a fast way to delete data
    Expecting a Police raid?
    It was supposed to be a joke from a movie I once saw when they were drilling to the center of the earth and they *confiscated* a computer tech who had his house filled with microwaves with hard drives in them and it was shown how he panicked when they came to get him and hit all the big red buttons. Quite funny. The movie's name is The Core - 2003
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  6. Posts : 13,576
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #516

    That movie was horrible
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  7. Posts : 598
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #517

    AddRAM said:
    That movie was horrible
    Only funny part about it was that geeky tech guy with his microwaves and how he could get free long distance using a piece of gum wrapper. But yeah, the movie, not so great
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  9. Posts : 598
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #519

    Almost a thousand dollars so you can see a few numbers change on a screen. I don't know whether to laugh or what, but that is some serious gear right there. I wish I could buy that. I mean I could, but I don't think I would be able to rationalize such a purchase to myself
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  10. Posts : 26,864
    Windows 11 Pro
       #520

    crankypenguin said:
    Almost a thousand dollars so you can see a few numbers change on a screen. I don't know whether to laugh or what, but that is some serious gear right there. I wish I could buy that. I mean I could, but I don't think I would be able to rationalize such a purchase to myself
    Rationalize it? We're supposed to do that? I guess I'll have to send back most of what I have. Darn! I always thought we were supposed to just buy it because we wanted it. That's a real bummer. Shows how much I know.
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