Extreme Water Cooling Overclock with Chiller part 1

In this experiment we will be using a Folabo water chiller to cool a cpu heatsink. The CPU is an AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+. The actual cooling and overclock will take place in parts 2 and/or 3. This video is just an introduction. It will show you the components we will be using in this experiment. Please check for parts 2 and 3 on my channel.

-TheComp462

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• overclock
• cool
• water
• cooling
• extreme
• cpu
• heatsink
• fan
• chiller
• refrigerator
• computer
• overclocking
• over
• clocking
• liquid

[TheComp462]

I just realized that I don't have the Black Edition of this CPU. Which means I can't change the multiplier. So the part 2 of this video will be on a different system.

[rockpjon]

THE NIPPLES

[Baraquiel62]

wheres part 2???

[zangarkhan]

hmm nice 

[Ryanx911]

cool ^_^ ...literally :)

[sasktank]

cant find part 2

[bstankhaloclan]

u guys are retarded. ur sposed to put one stick of ram in each dim if u only have 2 sticks. For example, for your motherboard, u are sposed to put ONE in each BLACK slot FIRST. If u get more sticks, then u fill up the yellow slots.

[realmotoX]

Man have you come up with a system to test that chiller you have, I would like to see how well it works or not.

[timewass]

Freon does not get added to the water, antifreeze does. Freon is used as a refrigerant in cooling systems. The expansion of freon in the system produces very cold temperatures. the cooling unit you have there has freon of some kind inside. If you add antifreeze to your water to not use Ethylene Glycol (Typical green/orange automotive antifreeze) use Propylene glycol (usually pink/red and used in RV water systems or food service related items). It's not as toxic.