 Okay, so I mostly finished my Frankenstein project. I hope you can actually hear me over top of it But I've got two coolant Boreas tech coolers here So these are using pelche's to chill the water And then I'm using some standard water cooling stuff hooked up to it in order to actually get the most out of it So I've got an MC res micro Swift tech MCP 350 I've got it connected via some quick disconnects up to a Swift tech apogee Okay, so this is quite quite chilly to the touch I've got a fan blowing over the CPU socket to make it so that I don't get any condensation Problems and water dripping on my motherboard here the way. I've actually powered it is just Totally don't do this at home kids, but I've actually taken The two power connectors, and then I've used I'm just kind of jam them in there This is an 8 pin connector these even actually get quite warm to the touch That's why I have them positioned all around the fan here every one of these the the Boreas themselves are actually pulling about 400 watts just for the pelche's so I'm using a 1200 watt power supply to cool this whole thing anyway I've got it hooked up via an 8 pin power connector, then I've soldered together and wrapped up some wires and then Frankenstein that together I've got this coolant control center hooked up just so that I can monitor the coolant temps But I don't think they're right anyway Let me see oh, I can actually show you the you know what I'll run a quick benchmark here So I'm running the the phantom 2 1090 t, and I don't actually have CPU Z open at the moment, but I'll just fire that right up here You can have a look so I've only got it running at 4.2 gigahertz for the time being and I haven't had any problems with prime 95 yet So I'm definitely going to try and push it further But I think the most impressive part about this actually is here Let's stop the torture test and open up core temp check this out the CPU temps at idle oh Well that shouldn't be right Yeah, it's going down. I think it's actually going to take a while to go back down after I start core temp But oh yeah, you can see here the low temp so the lowest it's been and yeah It's going to creep its way back down there now. I think it takes a while to update is zero degrees So it actually idles at zero degrees and then as soon as I fire up the the torture test it jumps up to a whopping 15 degrees So that's at 4.2 gigahertz under load you can see the actual high once. It's been running for a while I've had it running is 22 degrees so that's running with the two Boreas is on a Swift tech apogee block, so that's an ancient apogee. This is actually my first water block ever It just has a new mounting plate on it, so it's been updated a little bit I also put a bow on it as well if you're into the apogee. You'll know what a bow is Anyway, I guess that that pretty much covers my little Frankenstein project And I'm going to give you some overclocking updates as soon as I have some you can see how high I can push this 10 dot 10. Oh, it's calling it a 1095 t. That's interesting. I wonder if that's some kind of Omen anyway, it's a 1090 t. Let's see how high we can push it