Legit Reviews

If it is then it is very pretty Spam.

Please do not click on the view install if you think that this timely url may be spam.
It will help avoid the ugly, and usually stupid thread craping that insues. Thank you, y

http://www.coolitsystems.com/index.php? ... &Itemid=40

Lol, that was an interesting first post.

I don't think it can really be classed as spam as its not a direct link to try and sell a product.

Welcome to the forums then I guess. ^_^

Dan

DMB2000uk wrote:Lol, that was an interesting first post.

I don't think it can really be classed as spam as its not a direct link to try and sell a product.

Welcome to the forums then I guess. ^_^

Dan

is she good or is she gooooood

y eye wrote:is she good or is she gooooood

She can come and install my hardware any time she wants

Dan

Does she come with the cooling system of does it cost extra?

Not to be a killjoy, but this entire thread makes no sense. Kinda disappointing to be honest. I expect more from LR.

ibleet really does not understand this thread. wonder why

y eye wrote:ibleet really does not understand this thread. wonder why

There is an level of maturity associated with Legit Reviews (not surprising given its average user age) so I guess ibleet thinks this thread is a bit immature ^_^
But maybe they haven't picked up on what we are really appreciating ;)

Dan

I must apologize . my first thought was sexual preference. y

Ointment

May I offer this as an soothing aid ?

http://www.coolitsystems.com/index.php? ... itemid=105

Hey y eye, check out how awesome the cool it eliminator hasn't been in this thread.

Dan

I have no problems to report with mine. A friend has an Eliminator, no problems . I am waiting for the software controler which I ordered a week ago. I have a very good working relationship with my retailer and it seems that all of coolit's products are selling out as soon as they hit the shelves. I can only hope that the problems reported so far are minor and that they can be resolved quickly.

.New product that deserves monitoring for sure.

What revision do you two have? What setting have you been running it at and what temps have you been getting?

Dan

The Eliminator is listed as: Model # D1-1004 , DATE CODE 1507
The Freezone is: Model # FZ-1000 , DATE CODE 1806

Q6600s
w/case ventilation modification
I have added tubing insulation
both idle @ 8C

second thoughts on the problems reported in your url:
1.)installation breakage: loose wire caused by handeling?
2.)texas mentality: if it does not have a foot pedal and I can not eat it then what good is it ?
big hands need pickup trucks

Load is the make or break factor, what is that like?

second thoughts on the problems reported in your url:
1.)installation breakage: loose wire caused by handeling?
2.)texas mentality: if it does not have a foot pedal and I can not eat it then what good is it ?
big hands need pickup trucks

lol, products should be made to take some kind of general wear and tear. And people in the thread obviously thought it good enough to buy and use it, but it wasnt up to expected standards.

I don't wish to get into a debate with you about whether it is good or not, it is a promising product, but just seems to have had a lot of 'teething' issues. Hopefully with the latest revision the problems will all have been fixed.

Dan

The Eliminator release III is available now @ retail.

Regardless of the issues that we have discussed there is something about the "WATCH THE VIDEO" url that caught my eye and has rivited my attention. This video clip has content that includes motherboards, and graphics cards that represent current on the shelf OEM products. It outlines build it yourself techniques and reports overclocking techniques with beginning and maximum benchmarks. This is the first of its kind that I am aware of. It would be a very useful tool, utility, and with the addition of realtime temperature monitoring would be complete enough for an individual to use for clocking and documenting, in real time, what is happening with his individual PC.

y eye wrote:Regardless of the issues that we have discussed there is something about the "WATCH THE VIDEO" url that caught my eye and has rivited my attention. This video clip has content that includes motherboards, and graphics cards that represent current on the shelf OEM products. It outlines build it yourself techniques and reports overclocking techniques with beginning and maximum benchmarks. This is the first of its kind that I am aware of. It would be a very useful tool, utility, and with the addition of realtime temperature monitoring would be complete enough for an individual to use for clocking and documenting, in real time, what is happening with his individual PC.

Sure you aren't affiliated with Cool IT? Sounds like you are either hooked on them or are just trying to promote their stuff

Dan

One dumb question deserves another. lol rt? lol
The main thought of this thread was outlined in the "WATCH THE VIDEO" post. It was posted because this is a "review" forum. It is a creative video clip that has the content to be called page one of a clockers' video handbook, meaning, to be added to. These days it seems that the creative often use the advertising venue as an art form. The message is clearly documented and it has become acceptable to say that not all view it the same. Move the green and gold LRF Logo right to center of page and place the clip on the left as an advertisement slot and post to it as new motherboards and graphic cards become available... a clockers' video handbook. That is as far as I have thought about the coolit videos. I own the tool and have ordered optimising products. I will not offer further reports without LRF support so if you want to find out what performance gains have been achieved then perhaps we can meet on line in a gaming showdown some day. y

I didn't think the question was dumb, and i noticed it wasn't really answered...