D.I.C.E. rigs

[jojobiz]

LOL OWNED :)

[turb0 toaster]

LOL OWNED :)

[Eric]

LOL OWNED :)

[Captain Mazda]

LOL OWNED :)

[Aedus]

LOL OWNED :)

[AllFoamNoBeer]

LOL OWNED :)

[JASONX.DK]

LOL OWNED :)

[Strike1.Tango]

LOL OWNED :)

[flclisgreat]

Dude 65C is not too bad if he has a single core CPU. GPU can go up to 100C without taking damage.

well i would rather have my cpu never go above 40C and my gpu never go above 45C, so it doesn't.

[turb0 toaster]

ok, my gpu will only go up to 85c i think then it starts to slow down, but it never goes that high and i now have a dual core cpu but obvisouly my pentium 3 didnt but it never auto shutdown which i activate when i overclock anything in my pc

any way when are the dice guys going to enlighten us with there pc specs
or are they to worried that we are on to there secret with

They don't have a keyboard and mouse, they just have a button called

"I win bf2142"

[dOwnsizer]

I reckon they still run machines with a turbo button :p

:laugh: talk about a blast from the past, prior to my new XP gaming rig (purchased in Nov 06) that was about the era of the last PC(s) I owned...

[turb0 toaster]

what did the turbo button do????
i never ahd a pc with one

[AllFoamNoBeer]

that is the biggest lie i ever saw in this forum :laugh:

Shot at 2007-07-09

That FluidXP performs as well as distilled water, and the water actually conducts more...
in a way, I am actually correct, and have never haeard of this fluidXP..

Also, a google search shows that it doesn't perform too well, not that much of a difference to other methods (fans, water and distilled water.)

I still may be wrong, hate hardware and its technicalities. But As far as I can see, there is no difference in performance from FluidXP and distilled water. Even the Resistence.

[dOwnsizer]

turbo buttons were all the rage back in the day... it'd make your 8086 chip go from 4MHz mode to 7MHz ! wow 7MHz FTW! :yay:

[turb0 toaster]

wow 7MHz i wish my cpu would do that

edit: sorry just realised they measure in GHz now, oops noobish mistake