My WB

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COOLTURK

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What do you think about my wb?

 

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Diggrr

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• May 27, 2003

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First, Welcome to the Forums!
Second, that's a nice looking block...did you try it out yet?

 

JFettig

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• May 27, 2003

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wow, that looks like a pretty decent waterblock. I do see some possible problems. First with the hosebarbs, the holes are soo small, I would ream them out a little, And with the block, Those posts are really far from the center, so far that the heat hardly sees them. I would move those in a ton, and shorten the total thickness of the block a little if you can. If thats a problem, I dont see why that block would be bad, its probably pretty decent.

Jon

 

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• May 27, 2003

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looks good

did you make?

 

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Thanks..my first try..

 

DeathONator

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• May 28, 2003

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Did you make the barbs too?

 

GoingH2o

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• May 28, 2003

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Jfettin do you recognize that design?

 

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And finally..

,

 

MaxiKana

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• May 30, 2003

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Looks kewl, what are your temps with it? and your specs?

 

Cheesy Peas

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• May 30, 2003

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MaxiKana, your in need of some sig shortening dude,
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=58341

 

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• May 31, 2003

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Looks nice, very nice. But looks aren't everything, how does it perform? Very impressive design.

Scott

 

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• May 31, 2003

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I hope you didn't make that thing just to look nice...

I notice you are using a CLEAR plastic top too...

Makes me wonder.

 

juliendogg

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• May 31, 2003

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Welcome to the forums! Nice lookin block there, I agree with Jon though, the heat will most likely never reach your posts, they may do better smaller and more towards the core, so they heat more and the water is forced between them. Is that rad running passive cooled? I'm curious too what kind of temps you're getting with that setup. Looks very nice....


good work,

J.

 

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Results..
190*13.5 2570Mhz with 1.775V
49C max. load.

210*12.5 2625Mhz with 1.85V but my psu has explosed (