- Joined
- Nov 21, 2002
- Location
- Colorado, USA
Ok, I know it looks like a rip off of the WW but that wasn't my goal. It was already looking like the WW even before I saw the inside of the WW.
Channel hight: .375"
Fin/channel width: .035"
Base: Somehwhere around .04" (just in the channels)
Bottom finish: Lapped w/ 600 grit
Manufacturing: Both CNC and manual milling.
The channel were cut with a slitting saw. And w/ the fins being so tall it did tweak them. But I as able to screwdriver them back pretty straight.
You might think the impingment is stupid, which it might be, but I cut about .25" down into the barb so the water can actualy reach the outside of the impingment slot while inside the barb.
As you can see there are a couple mistakes. But not bad for my first block, I guess. I have a 1.4Ghz Tbird, which are known to be hot so I dunno what I would be getting on a cooler chip. Overclocked to 1.5ghz, load temp is 45C (I'm remounting the block, will repost temp change, if any).
Channel hight: .375"
Fin/channel width: .035"
Base: Somehwhere around .04" (just in the channels)
Bottom finish: Lapped w/ 600 grit
Manufacturing: Both CNC and manual milling.
The channel were cut with a slitting saw. And w/ the fins being so tall it did tweak them. But I as able to screwdriver them back pretty straight.
You might think the impingment is stupid, which it might be, but I cut about .25" down into the barb so the water can actualy reach the outside of the impingment slot while inside the barb.
As you can see there are a couple mistakes. But not bad for my first block, I guess. I have a 1.4Ghz Tbird, which are known to be hot so I dunno what I would be getting on a cooler chip. Overclocked to 1.5ghz, load temp is 45C (I'm remounting the block, will repost temp change, if any).