Waterblock equipped with HSF?

[asmodean]

My socket is broken, so I'm propably going to take some measurements of the block & mobo and have a suitable copperplate made. I was thinking of having a heatsink attached (Pep66t) to it, with a fan ofcourse. Has anyone done this? Effects? I know it works as a small backup system atleast.

Thanks in advance.

[AMDGuy]

asmodean (Jul 11, 2001 10:58 a.m.):
My socket is broken, so I'm propably going to take some measurements of the block & mobo and have a suitable copperplate made. I was thinking of having a heatsink attached (Pep66t) to it, with a fan ofcourse. Has anyone done this? Effects? I know it works as a small backup system atleast.

Thanks in advance.

There's an article on in the watercooling section about this. It seemed to work good as a backup. The guy turned off the pump and his temps still stayed within spec.

[KILLorBE]

I have seen someone that posted a watercooled HSF.
I'll have a look.

[KILLorBE]

Found it, engjohn posted the link here it is http://www.bacata.net/english/nosproduits/refroidissement/bacata/w2b.php

[asmodean]

Thanks for the fast replies! I'll go check it out now.

Edit: I had that same idea as that bacatá site, but for a blorb, using coiled copper tubing. Petar Lazarevskis (http://www.overclockers.com/tips315/) article is what I meant, but it sadly doesn't tell what kind of difference in temperature there is when the water is running.

[IAMCanadian]

overclockers hideout did something similar.
https://www.overclockershideout.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=o&Product_Code=RHPWC&Category_Code=WB

[Ferg]

Aquastealth (http://becooling.safeshopper.com/17/49.htm?876) has an hsf for water blocks. Im sure it would be easy enough to put a 60mm fan on it.

[asmodean]

If someone has that waterblock from ochideout or the aqualstealth heatsink-clip, could you tell me the difference in temperatures with and without fans?

Thank you!

[Fjeld]

AMDGuy (Jul 11, 2001 11:04 a.m.):
asmodean (Jul 11, 2001 10:58 a.m.):
My socket is broken, so I'm propably going to take some measurements of the block & mobo and have a suitable copperplate made. I was thinking of having a heatsink attached (Pep66t) to it, with a fan ofcourse. Has anyone done this? Effects? I know it works as a small backup system atleast.

Thanks in advance.

There's an article on in the watercooling section about this. It seemed to work good as a backup. The guy turned off the pump and his temps still stayed within spec.

I did it that way, but mostly for a great look, and an easy attach of waterblock in combination with a modded clip. And the fan was needed due to mobo demand for this. But the thing works really nice, and give me a backup, if the pump should stop. Got a bigger picture of it all, if you want :)
filefjeld@sensewave.com

[asmodean]

Thanks for the pic!

Does the HSF affect your temps in anyway?