Create your own Waterblock - Page 4

jort · 24th January 2005, 20:20

idd, and its not milled its "drilled and dremeled.

like i told in the other topic, just send mail with your systemspecs and what you had in mind.
kickass or low performance

good flow, less mass, big block, small one...

24th January 2005, 22:42

Help me here too. I wanna make one for LGA775. Any designs in mind? Avoiding caps really is a tuff job you know.

I am making this for Intel D915GAV mobo. Though Intel doesnt like OC but i wanna make it just for practice. My aim is to get this on ABit mobo (the new 925 fatality).

jort · 24th January 2005, 22:53

from what i found is thats not that hard to make a block.
Intel:
http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/ux/pix/D915GUX.jpg

Abit:
http://www.digitimes.com/NewsShow/20...s/image004.jpg

can you measuse the size of the socket (outside sizes)

LGA mounting holes
http://www.vr-zone.com.sg/Shamino/mo...ntpics/lga.JPG

jort · 24th January 2005, 23:05

designs aren't 100% correct but if you want i can make them @ correct size

jort · 24th January 2005, 23:11

Quote:

Originally posted by kristos
What's the deal with the birds and the bees?

http://www.zachsmind.com/entry.asp?Date=10/13/2002

25th January 2005, 05:46

blocks using the #rotor design outperform the majority of the commercial waterblocks out there. they result in a larger pressure drop though

the model you've got there is an old fashioned one, (dangerden maze 1 & maze 2). don't expect really great performance. the same might go for the #rotor block explained here, I haven't visited the procooling forum for ages so I don't know how it might have been improved in the meanwhile

jort · 25th January 2005, 19:22

Quote:

Originally posted by Da_BoKa
nice work, but i'm not sure it will be very effective!

For starters, there ain't much turbelence, and the inlet isn't placed above the core ( center ) so roughly said you will be cooling your proc with pre-heated water.

just my toughts

i guess he was wrong because on 3.8 ghz on my p4 i had temps you couldn't imagen
old fashioned?
dunno what you mean

, maybe out of hype?

just wait and see the results

and yes i take this personal because all the effort we done on our blocks.
and yes the are low performance

26th January 2005, 00:39

jort, thanks man.

If you have time, do pass me the accurate designs.

Also, i am working on water pump (yes, i am making myself). I am going to use Car's WindScreen washer.

Thanks again jort.

26th January 2005, 08:02

Useing a car's Windscreen washer pump is nice as mod. But useing such a pump as fuel pump for my RC airplanes, I know it will make to much noice to have a silent an cool setup.

26th January 2005, 13:21

well, i sent you an e-mail jort, but haven't gotten any back yet, anyhow, in case you don't use your e-mail, here are the specs: it's for a p4 1.7Ghz "Willamette" Socket 478, so as said, it's with CNC, so a lot is possible i think, and pressure isn't that important, i haven't bought any pump yet, so i'll wait till i know what one i would need to get the block, and maybe a VGA and NB running cool

24th January 2005, 20:20	#31
jort OCTB Crew Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,032	idd, and its not milled its "drilled and dremeled. like i told in the other topic, just send mail with your systemspecs and what you had in mind. kickass or low performance good flow, less mass, big block, small one... __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

24th January 2005, 22:53	#33
jort OCTB Crew Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,032	from what i found is thats not that hard to make a block. Intel: http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/ux/pix/D915GUX.jpg Abit: http://www.digitimes.com/NewsShow/20...s/image004.jpg can you measuse the size of the socket (outside sizes) LGA mounting holes http://www.vr-zone.com.sg/Shamino/mo...ntpics/lga.JPG __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

24th January 2005, 23:05	#34
jort OCTB Crew Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,032	designs aren't 100% correct but if you want i can make them @ correct size __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

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24th January 2005, 22:42	#32
ibmkg Posts: n/a	Help me here too. I wanna make one for LGA775. Any designs in mind? Avoiding caps really is a tuff job you know. I am making this for Intel D915GAV mobo. Though Intel doesnt like OC but i wanna make it just for practice. My aim is to get this on ABit mobo (the new 925 fatality).

25th January 2005, 05:46	#36
TeuS Posts: n/a	blocks using the #rotor design outperform the majority of the commercial waterblocks out there. they result in a larger pressure drop though the model you've got there is an old fashioned one, (dangerden maze 1 & maze 2). don't expect really great performance. the same might go for the #rotor block explained here, I haven't visited the procooling forum for ages so I don't know how it might have been improved in the meanwhile

26th January 2005, 00:39	#38
ibmkg Posts: n/a	jort, thanks man. If you have time, do pass me the accurate designs. Also, i am working on water pump (yes, i am making myself). I am going to use Car's WindScreen washer. Thanks again jort.

26th January 2005, 08:02	#39
GiantKiller Posts: n/a	Useing a car's Windscreen washer pump is nice as mod. But useing such a pump as fuel pump for my RC airplanes, I know it will make to much noice to have a silent an cool setup.

26th January 2005, 13:21	#40
GIBSON Posts: n/a	well, i sent you an e-mail jort, but haven't gotten any back yet, anyhow, in case you don't use your e-mail, here are the specs: it's for a p4 1.7Ghz "Willamette" Socket 478, so as said, it's with CNC, so a lot is possible i think, and pressure isn't that important, i haven't bought any pump yet, so i'll wait till i know what one i would need to get the block, and maybe a VGA and NB running cool