Cpu temperature cfl Videos

• 1. You get what you pay for when it comes to CFL lighting
• 2. Thermalright 120M CPU cooler on i7 3770k
• 3. 15,000 Volt Transformer and an AMD CPU
• 4. Deepcool GAMMAXX S40 CPU Cooler{four 6mm direct touch heatpipes,120mm PWM fan}266
• 5. Update on 2nd Grow Room
• 6. Based on new light emitting diodes, cooler CPUs with IR radiation guides
• 7. гЂђExcelvanгЂ‘Review Excelvan 680B LED Studio Video Light Touching Panel Adjustable 3200K-5600K
• 8. Thermally stressing capacitors with Projector lamp
• 9. Cooler LED Light Bulb Good for 37 Years

You get what you pay for when it comes to CFL lighting

User Comments

MrMac5150 commented on 20 Jan 2014

I must speak for my self, but we have run them for 14 years and are very happy, with them we do not use the ones with a circuit board, we use the more expensive ones with a solid transformer make by FEIT we now buy the day light type with 5000 kelvin scale, and for 15 watts we get a lot of light.. Go Green, Go CFL.

MrMac5150 commented on 21 Jan 2014

GE, Phillips, Feit,  should last three to four years each. get Daylight color for maximum brightness.

MrMac5150 commented on 21 Jan 2014

1) Just by the Brand2) The weight, you can feel the differences big time. The FEIT brand has a 1 inch core transformer inside that makes it heavy.The China ones use transistors instead of a transformer.

Thermalright 120M CPU cooler on i7 3770k

User Comments

GibWaffles commented on 23 Dec 2014

How high are your temperatures now under heavy load? I'm thinking of upgrading from the stock cooler as well, because I'm also getting around 90°C when rendering videos or doing other demanding tasks.

Peter C commented on 23 Dec 2014

They stay around 60C under high load, which is pretty amazing given the temperature under the desk!

MartinJG100 commented on 30 Aug 2014

Peter. Were you able to fit the CPU cooler without removing the motherboard? I ask because I think I have the same case and it looks well nigh impossible to fit two of the retaining screws for the base plate on the underside of the motherboard.

Peter C commented on 06 Sep 2014

Oh goody. Yeah, Fractal cases are very good. Considering moving to mini itx because main boards are so cheap, so when I do I'll probs go Fractal

MartinJG100 commented on 06 Sep 2014

+MartinJG100Peter. Decided to go down the faff route and went for the True Spirit in the end and replaced the exhaust with a Noctua. Probably a bit quieter than the Thermalright fan but not much in it. Saw you were considering upgrading your case. The Fractal silent cases seem excellent value. All the best.

MartinJG100 commented on 30 Aug 2014

+Peter C I use the computer for music production so quiet operation is number one. I think the True Spirit is quieter and higher spec but the Arctic seems to do the basic job OK for now. Thanks for your help. 

Peter C commented on 30 Aug 2014

+MartinJG100 Yep, I did look into the Arctic Freezer 7 Pro. The only reason I went for the one I did was because it was slightly cheaper at the time. Fitting a backplate can be an absolute faff and the arctic does just seem to use the clips that the stock one does to hold it in. The case is a Novatech thingy that cost around £30 if I recall.

MartinJG100 commented on 30 Aug 2014

+MartinJG100 Peter. Thanks for getting back. Did you consider any other coolers, the Arctic Freezer 7 Pro for instance which I believe does not require a backplate. Not sure I can face the performance of fiddling around. I am going to replace the red case fan while I am at it.

MartinJG100 commented on 30 Aug 2014

+MartinJG100 

Peter C commented on 30 Aug 2014

I had to remove the motherboard as the access panel did not permit access to the mount at the back of the board. 

FrontSideBus commented on 08 Dec 2013

Taking a pair of tin snips on that case fan grille and replacing it with a wire one will probably quieten it down a bit as well as more airflow! That's the first thing I do when I get a new case :)

FrontSideBus commented on 08 Dec 2013

+Peter CI'm using a Corsair Graphite 600T SE for my current (2011) build. I did a quick video tour on my channel ages ago if you want to check it out, called "Project Calcite". Plenty of space to hide all of the cables and plenty of room for fitting a few radiators.

Peter C commented on 08 Dec 2013

That is correct-the front fan doesn;t contribute all that much and was making a fair bit of noise. Using a wire grilI would help things, but I'm considering getting a proper case as this one doesn't have cable management. Which case is your build in?

15,000 Volt Transformer and an AMD CPU

Deepcool GAMMAXX S40 CPU Cooler{four 6mm direct touch heatpipes,120mm PWM fan}266

Update on 2nd Grow Room

User Comments

MrTravelingman357 commented on 17 Aug 2010

@kbgrowkid420 Thanks..I cant wait for that Cole Train to hurry up and get done lol.I hope everything comes out right.

kbgrowkid420 commented on 17 Aug 2010

nice man... looks like its going to be 1 very nice set up.

Based on new light emitting diodes, cooler CPUs with IR radiation guides

【Excelvan】Review Excelvan 680B LED Studio Video Light Touching Panel Adjustable 3200K-5600K

Thermally stressing capacitors with Projector lamp

User Comments

Ben McKenna commented on 02 Aug 2015

The capacitor popping parts where the best lol Every time a cap went you just got a freight lol your hand just jumped every time haha :D Great video pal 

Knuckles the Echidna commented on 03 Aug 2015

Awesome! I like your style of poppage

FrontSideBus commented on 03 Aug 2015

Lol they got hot hot hot!

Cooler LED Light Bulb Good for 37 Years

User Comments

Freddy Pike commented on 15 Dec 2014

The design is really, really great. Also love the idea that lighting products have enduring design. On the purchasing decision, how does one pick Dyson over one of the other lamps that cost maybe 1/2 to 1/4 as much in cost - like Humanscale, Steelcase, Lumiy, and Artemides. Damage, theft, and other things could reduce its usage life. Could we outfit all the offices with a Dyson given its higher cost? Or just use it selectively at the front desk, CEO office, and other high impact areas?

johnfranks commented on 16 May 2012

37 Years? Not if it is ROHS compliant it won't... Lead-Free solder grows microscopic whiskers from solder joints that eventually make their way to an adjacent circuit which causes a short that can render the product intermittent, or even kill it completely. The lead in traditional solder stops these tin whiskers from forming. ROHS ensures less reliable products with significantly shorter service life. 37 years, i doubt it... -jc

yes4me commented on 04 Oct 2011

Too expensive but nice innovation. While it sound great on paper, there are tons of reason why a bulbs may break in 37 years... such as hitting the bulb by mistake... and if you are a renter, why would you want to buy such expensive bulb?

theory816 commented on 28 Jan 2012

lol i understand why they would sell it for 850$ if it will last 37 years!!!!! its like that orbit gum commercial where people dont spit out the gum.

Mano “Ms44” Sam commented on 24 Nov 2015

Lady, at least get the designers name right..

Revenant7n commented on 17 Dec 2011

I want, but this is far too expensive.

Garritt DuBois commented on 12 Jun 2015

$850.00 ummm