Fixing chipset waterblock on spring clip board

oRIDDLERo · Jan 21, 2003

Is there an easy way to adapt a standard chipset waterblock for a board with spring clip? I would like to have it as secure as if it was bolted. I know there is special epoxy for this case but my fear of missing the operation is just too great; i'm not that extreme in gambles... And if i want to upgrade, i will lose the waterblock...

Liss · Jan 21, 2003

http://www.zerofanzone.co.uk/default.asp

oRIDDLERo · Jan 21, 2003

http://www.zerofanzone.co.uk/pictures/jpg/nforcecs1small.jpg

Yes this is all very nice , I have seen this but i was hoping i would not have to go buy copper bar and fabricate custom wings to solder on to a plain copper block...

Any other ideas?

JFettig · Jan 21, 2003

make a little bar of plastic or aluminum or somethign and just span it across the block in whatever fation you need, with the holes in it 2.3125inches apart from center to center

oRIDDLERo · Jan 21, 2003

There must be a better way

Liss · Jan 21, 2003

btw.. you won't lose the waterblock if you upgrade your motherboard.. just take the block off..

and......... wut kind of waterblock are you talking about?
cause i dont know wut a "standard chipset waterblock" is...

and JFettig;s method is pretty easy and secure..

oRIDDLERo · Jan 28, 2003

Yes yes i copied that from someone else, i was feeling lazy...

The must be a way, i am lap my aluminum heat sink and epoxy a cheap water block to it lol

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