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Thomas-J-Root

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  1. So i know this thread is long dead but i had the same issue and i ended up finding a byski solution thats designed for this Card. This is a full cover block for the Zotac 1060 mini (3 or 6Gb) Iv'e been running it now for two weeks no leaks gunk or any issues (does require a beefy pump though due to its restriction) http://www.formulamod.com/bykski-n-st1060des-x-full-cover-graphics-card-water-cooling-block-rgbrbwarua-for-zotac-geforce-gtx1060-3gd56gd5-ha-p1461871.html
  2. Would love to see a colab with them, Adam loves his props and movie memrabelia i could see that merging with case modding quite well. The part that would be difficult would be enticing Adam to go to canada for this.
  3. Nice and simple i was just posting about these in the gaming mug thread, there is a solid state (no moving parts eg turbine etc) electro thermal rectifier (totally not what theyre called) and its called a peltier unit/module they can use any form of heat differential to make power eg hot CPU on one side moderate heatsink on the other = power down the positive Take a look: http://uk.farnell.com/peltier-elements-thermoelectric-modules heres a video from a great channel about them: moderator: if I need to remove the video pleas ask
  4. Interestingly i thought about using a standard aluminium/steel cup adding a peltier cooler and wiring it to usb for a drink warming and or cooling "gaming" mug Possibly add an open LED cuircit to be closed when the base touches (or have the actual peltier open cuircuit to be closed by mug). Anyone see any merit here? Not expecting the peltier unit to boil my brew but keeping it warm for a long gaming session would be nice. hmmm... http://uk.farnell.com/peltier-elements-thermoelectric-modules
  5. as it has been explained to me we are looking to solve a problem where we have many mobile devices connecting to us under the same IP address and our partner sites are blocking alot of them so we need to randomize the IP's and traffic them back correctly, Sorry if this makes no sense
  6. Ive used openvpn a lot we are looking for outbound not imbound just as an FYI
  7. Thanks we are going to start testing the tunneling options tomorrow, I still welcome other suggestions as we are considering costs versus effectiveness and ease of use (and obviously throughput)
  8. So I need to find a suitable IP proxy for Production, capable of scalable exit nodes and high throughput. Previous TOR based trials were too slow and throughput wasn't great. Proprietary and Open Source either are fine (obviously OS would be preferred) Thanks in advance Tom
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