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16th January 2005, 12:57

Alu all the way

the only block I'll ever make in copper is a block that needs brazing
like a direct die block for phase change cooling

that block is a weird design, because I was thinking more about looks than about performance.
I almost freaked out when I saw the performance.
that block has 2 inlets and 2 outlets and keeps my processor just over 30°C when stressing. Roomtemp is something like... 23°C

so f*ck copper

alu is: - easier to machine
- I like the looks of alu better than copper

- less weight
- maybe a little less performance than copperblocks, but I bet I do outperform a lot of copperblocks with that b*tchass block...

grtz

jort · 16th January 2005, 19:58

copper looks better

and i have to say copper is not easy to file and saw. alu does.

about the preformance, f**ck premade blocks.

jort · 19th January 2005, 21:25

my new design

edit:
drawed onto the copper, tomorrow is milling time

then prolly next week soldering and lapping. and that weekend INSTALLING.

i hope a smal 3ghz will my gskill that supose to be here @ that time.

:grin:

19th January 2005, 23:06

Yeah, i hope that 2

20th January 2005, 10:32

are you talking a small AMD 3GHz or a Intel 3GHz?

Would love to see a waterblock that can get an AMD over 3GHz

design is pretty simple, but effective.

ever tried a pin-design?
more coolingsurface

grtz

jort · 20th January 2005, 15:14

nope i didn't try that.
i don't think the 1cm² will make the difference. maybe i can try
i am talking about a A64 3000+ 1.8 ghz. i reached 2.85 so far but temps are a bit high.

about the design, its simple but if the direct die doesn't work that well(i hope it does offcourse) then i am going to close the center hole.

20th January 2005, 18:46

That's an outstanding overclock

are you using your waterchiller with that?

because with just normal watercooling that is WICKED :d

And I think the centerhole will do it's job...

jort · 20th January 2005, 18:49

nope 2.85 was with aircooling but not 100% stable.
temps were like 45-50°
thinking with watercooling they have to be somewhere between 20-30°

i don't have a normal watercooling actualy.

some guys would agree to that :grin:

and i am still in the design fase of the chiller

20th January 2005, 18:52

what makes your watercooling 'not normal'?
and WTF, ON AIR?

congratz

jort · 20th January 2005, 18:57

Sharp AQUOS 15" WIRELESS LCD-TV

this

http://upload.pio.be/pics/714/fanduct_black.jpg
and this
http://upload.pio.be/pics/714/closeup_rad.jpg

16th January 2005, 19:58	#12
jort Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,037	copper looks better and i have to say copper is not easy to file and saw. alu does. about the preformance, f**ck premade blocks. __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

19th January 2005, 21:25	#13
jort Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,037	my new design edit: drawed onto the copper, tomorrow is milling time then prolly next week soldering and lapping. and that weekend INSTALLING. i hope a smal 3ghz will my gskill that supose to be here @ that time. :grin: __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

20th January 2005, 15:14	#16
jort Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,037	nope i didn't try that. i don't think the 1cm² will make the difference. maybe i can try i am talking about a A64 3000+ 1.8 ghz. i reached 2.85 so far but temps are a bit high. about the design, its simple but if the direct die doesn't work that well(i hope it does offcourse) then i am going to close the center hole. __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

20th January 2005, 18:49	#18
jort Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,037	nope 2.85 was with aircooling but not 100% stable. temps were like 45-50° thinking with watercooling they have to be somewhere between 20-30° i don't have a normal watercooling actualy. some guys would agree to that :grin: and i am still in the design fase of the chiller __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

20th January 2005, 18:57	#20
jort Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,037	Sharp AQUOS 15" WIRELESS LCD-TV this http://upload.pio.be/pics/714/fanduct_black.jpg and this http://upload.pio.be/pics/714/closeup_rad.jpg __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

16th January 2005, 12:57	#11
Da_Priest Posts: n/a	Alu all the way the only block I'll ever make in copper is a block that needs brazing like a direct die block for phase change cooling that block is a weird design, because I was thinking more about looks than about performance. I almost freaked out when I saw the performance. that block has 2 inlets and 2 outlets and keeps my processor just over 30°C when stressing. Roomtemp is something like... 23°C so fck copper alu is: - easier to machine - I like the looks of alu better than copper - less weight - maybe a little less performance than copperblocks, but I bet I do outperform a lot of copperblocks with that btchass block... grtz

19th January 2005, 23:06	#14
Desert Eagle Posts: n/a	Yeah, i hope that 2

20th January 2005, 10:32	#15
Da_Priest Posts: n/a	are you talking a small AMD 3GHz or a Intel 3GHz? Would love to see a waterblock that can get an AMD over 3GHz design is pretty simple, but effective. ever tried a pin-design? more coolingsurface grtz

20th January 2005, 18:46	#17
Da_Priest Posts: n/a	That's an outstanding overclock are you using your waterchiller with that? because with just normal watercooling that is WICKED :d And I think the centerhole will do it's job...

20th January 2005, 18:52	#19
Da_Priest Posts: n/a	what makes your watercooling 'not normal'? and WTF, ON AIR? congratz

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