tutorial on the Phobya Ram-Freezer

[Greedseed]

a little video of how to use the phobya ram freezer kit

YouTube - How to install Phobya RAM-freezer

[ballz0r]

Good tute :up:

[ottoyu34]

Nice video. They look great indeed.

[Greedseed]

hehe thanks guys

[mcoffey]

Nice job and thanks for taking the time to create the vid and post the link here.

andyc

[RedRaider]

Great tutorial bro:up:

[Timlander]

Very nice video. I do hate how tiny those barbs are though.. =*(

[Overclocking101]

are you trying to get into the review segment?? most of your newer videos are review type vids, but good nonetheless

[Floyd]

Glad you said something about the notch on the ram at the end there. That was driving me insane looking at it and knowing that they were installed different. Good point on hiding the screws from reverse mounting one.

[Greedseed]

and thanks guys for the good feedback ;)

are you trying to get into the review segment?? most of your newer videos are review type vids, but good nonetheless

yeah i am trying to get in there :P but its hard to find decent "sponsors" or just supplier of material to review and unbox ^^

[Hobbit_Pizza]

Did you say the barbs were for 6mm inner-diameter tubing? I'd like to know if it's possible to unscrew the barbs and replace with a larger size. Also, where to get these. I'd like to try these on Dominator GT Ram, anyone removed the heatsinks on those before?

[just a noob]

Did you say the barbs were for 6mm inner-diameter tubing? I'd like to know if it's possible to unscrew the barbs and replace with a larger size. Also, where to get these. I'd like to try these on Dominator GT Ram, anyone removed the heatsinks on those before?

Doubt they're removable. Ballz0r has removed heatsinks off of Dominator ram but I would just use a mips ramfreezer to screw on to the stock heatsinks.

[ablatman]

Doubt they're removable. Ballz0r has removed heatsinks off of Dominator ram but I would just use a mips ramfreezer to screw on to the stock heatsinks.

This.

By the time you fuck around with buying the phobia things, buying the hardware to add them into a loop, and add in that you'd almost certainly void the warranty on your Dominators by taking the stock heatspreaders off, you'd be MUCH better served by getting a Ram Freezer from MIPS.

[Hobbit_Pizza]

Where can I get said Ram Freezer from Mips? I didn't know it existed, otherwise it would have been my first choice. I'm not even slightly interested in taking apart my corsair ram if I don't have to. I just found a pic of the Ram Freezer on a triple channel config, will it work just the same on a dual?

[ablatman]

Where can I get said Ram Freezer from Mips? I didn't know it existed, otherwise it would have been my first choice. I'm not even slightly interested in taking apart my corsair ram if I don't have to. I just found a pic of the Ram Freezer on a triple channel config, will it work just the same on a dual?

Depending on what you have hardware-wise, and whether you want to have the option of using it for triple channel in the future, you can get one of the older RAM Freezer variants for Dual-Channel kits...


As for where to get them, I'm not sure if there's a store stateside selling them currently; I'm pretty sure I saw some of the older ones on one of NCIX's sites a WHILE back, but I can't say that I've seen them at any stateside store apart from that. That said, ordering them directly from MIPS is probably your best bet; Here's their international site in English (http://www.mips-computer.com/).

[Hobbit_Pizza]

I think the Ram Cooler 7 is the one I need, although it says for new AM3 boards...I have 775...and when I emailed using the link on the Mips site, it was undeliverable...:/

Also if I had a choice of Mips mainboard sets or Bitspower mainboard & mosfets...
I'm gonna guess Bitspower?

Thanks for the info!