E.C.T Mach2 GT - Subzero Cooling, nVentiv lives on?

Cooling/SubZero Cooling by petervandamned @ 2005-06-16

Madshrimps is proud to test-drive a renewed phase change cooling unit from E.C.T. With temperatures reaching a stunning -70?C there is almost no better way to turn your CPU into an ice-cube. This article is all about overclocking and not overcooking your system!

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The Box and the Hardware

When DHL rang my bell I was greeted by a large box with the words “nVentiv” written al over them. Seems they bought up some remaining stock.

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The unit came with 2 new boxed CPU kits which feature new mounting plates (compared the old ones). They look good and are made from stainless steel, they must be better then the plastic ones I was used to work with. So we have an AMD 64 kit and a P4 775 kit.

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Our test hardware

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  • The [M] cpu simulator (from 0 --- 625 watt!)
  • DT150 and 200 digital temp meter

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  • AMD 4000+
  • DFI NF4 SLI
  • GSkill 3200 GH
  • Nvidia 6800 GT in SLI
  • Antec truepower 550 watt
  • Western Digital WD 360 raptor
  • Windows 2000/XP/2003



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