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RichBa5tard 6th September 2002 16:15

PSU watercooling question
 
My watercooled PSU is almost finished, but I've got one question before I try the PSU and blow my whole rig into pieces. :)

Should I ground my PSU WB or not? I don't want my liquid to transport power. :s

PlayboY 6th September 2002 17:22

http://www.digital-explosion.co.uk/p...aterBlock.html

They didn't mention it here.
Or pherhaps you can email the guy (see end of the page) and ask what he did...

RichBa5tard 6th September 2002 22:09

Enermax 350W vs. RB:
0 - 1




Da`Hitch 8th September 2002 13:53

Re: PSU watercooling question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by RichBa5tard
My watercooled PSU is almost finished, but I've got one question before I try the PSU and blow my whole rig into pieces. :)

Should I ground my PSU WB or not? I don't want my liquid to transport power. :s

well, give you 2 things to think about:
  1. from the link PlayBoy provided:
    Quote:

    Between the component and the copper is a thin sheet of mica which transfers heat but NOT electricity. Very important that as we don't want a whopping great current flowing around the water :o.
  2. the other hint is just pure physics: if you use water from the crane you should indeed worry about your water transferring electricity. on the other hand if you use distiled water there shouldn't be a problem, because distiled water does not conduct electricity. (it's the "unpurities" in the water that conduct electricity, not the water itself)
    the only thing that could conduct electricity, would be those copper pipes.

but just to be shure: I'd go with tip one and/or ground your copper components.

septimus 10th September 2002 16:48

Ground on the PSU is the chassis right? or are you going to ground your copper parts to one of the black leads?

piotke 29th October 2002 18:09

How's the watercooled PSU doing ?

RichBa5tard 31st October 2002 15:07

I broke a diode while removing one of the heatsinks. I've mailed enermax.com.tw requesting the exact type of the diode i broke. Nothing heard from them yet.... :(

In the meanwhile, I'm stuck with a very, very sucky 300W noname PSU. 11.20V on 12V rail and vcore = 1.52 if set to 1.65. Blah :(

TeuS 31st October 2002 16:07

a) is that diode AC or DC?
b) how many volts do you estimate it is?

try using a regular diode


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