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Cold Enough Cascade Planning Stage

I have decided to embark upon what will most likely be a lengthy but carefully planned cascade build. This will become my primary benching and reviewing cascade to replace my underpowered but otherwise ideal Baby cascade. I am aiming at -95C loaded temperatures, cold enough to consistently bench at 5200MHz and higher but not cold [...]

Phase Change Assembly Line Produces V2000B Single Stage

This unit is a story of many delays as it was my first V2000 build. Now that I’m done with it and satisfied I must say I’m rather pleased with how it turned out and will most likely be making myself one but I don’t know if I’ll build another V2000 for a customer as [...]

Phase Change Assembly Line Produces Twin 2

Finished up the second Twin last week but I just shipped it out today due to an emergency arising at my daytime job and keeping me tied up most of last week. This unit is identical to the previous first unit except for a minor change in how I wired up the controller. The charge [...]

Phase Change Assembly Line Produces Twin 1

Friday saw the culmination of a few weeks of effort with the shipping of Twin 1 from my current line of single-stage builds. Over the last few months I’ve been honing down this build process to a standard assembly line and I do believe I have finally sourced all the components. These particular builds, Twin [...]

Phase Build: X_Man’s Mach II GT

During the end of July I began a run of three phase-change builds for customers ranging from Atlanta to San Francisco. This is the first of them, it is a Prometeia Mach II GT modified to hold a quad-core load. I post all my builds over at XtremeSystems so this will be a crude copy/paste. [...]