Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
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Originally Posted by Rankenphile
Ask yourself - What Would MacGuyver Do?
Humm... Well first i'd make some plastic explosives out of my sock and some peanutbutter. Blow the security door off its hinges then jump over the fence. Next i'd scale the building using my trusty pocket knife and some twine i quickly whiped up from the surrounding weeds. Disable the cammeras and climb into the heatting vent. Then i'll drop from the celing and kill the guard with the bannana from my lunch.....
I could of gone on forever with that. :)
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
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Originally Posted by FyR
There are people in england that use this site by the way, what stores can we use? Because in reality i wouldnt use any of those stores listed as there are places in the UK i would use to avoid international shipping.
I realize that, but this is just an exercise in creativity. To keep things fair, I wanted to have everyone use the same websites, regardless of shipping. This keeps currency exchange problems out of the equation, makes sure everyone can get the same items for the same price, things like that. In real life I know that you would order from a local website, but this isn't meant for real life. This is just make-believe. For the sake of the exercise, please use American currency for your budget and the websites listed above, so that we're all on a level playing field. This is why shipping is not part of the budget.
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
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Originally Posted by Slug Toy
i cant find any copper flatbar listed.
But Copper Plumbing fixtures are listed......(a dremel+ a hammer)+some sanding=Copper Flatbar
Rank,
Must this be a closed loop system?
can we enter more then one Idea?
Is the Judging based on looks?
I have half a mind to go to the HomeDespot and mock one up :)
Good Luck
CrazyBillyBob
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
CBB, it doesn't have to be a closed loop system, it can be anything you want.
Judging is based on whatever criteria I feel like judging it by, so that people don't start catering what would have been a great idea just to try to win a contest. I'm looking for creativity. Originality. Functionality. Aesthetics. Whatever. This should be looked at more like an exercise rather than a contest.
Yes, you may enter as many times as you like, as long as you are not blatantly looking at someone else's entries, stealing their ideas and claiming them as your own. You may see someone's entry, realize that they had perfected a problem spot of yours and modify your entry.
Just have fun with this. That's the point.
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
I demand that somebody get one of those water features for coy ponds like a frog or something and that be integrated into the system.
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
Quick idea on water cooling using copper pipe (i know the size is a factor but...);
http://morebeer.com/product_images/1/4205.jpg
Just to get the ... ah ... er ... juices flowing...
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
where do I submit the project to? e-mail, or post it here? i've got a system worked up, total comes to $130.
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
E-mail it to me and Rankenphile, and we'll sort out how to go about choosing a winner soon enough.
Sounds good-good luck!
-Dave
Re: Modders Challenge #1 - Home-Made Watercooling
We have had one entry so far for this contest, and I'm going to extend the deadline for entries to the end of the month. I'll post the entry received later tonight. If any of the rest of you want to put up an entry, you can either post it here or send it to dave or I by email. My email address is rankenphile(at)gmail.com.
All entries must be received by midnight PST Monday, July 31st.
I also wanted to ask you guys what you thought about the contest. Is this something you would like to see more of? Was this one too tough in its demands? Would you like to see more in terms of prizes for these types of contests? Your feedback helps a lot.
Thanks.
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Your feedback helps a lot.
Clarification: I'll hurt any meatbags who don't leave feedback. Starting with you.
(anyone play that game? It was on VGCats this week...reminded me off it :) )
Anyway. We'll add a poll after the competition is over. So hurry up and get those entries in.
-Dave