CandymanCan
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- Joined
- Aug 14, 2003
- Location
- Woodbridge, Va
I couldnt take any pic during the process because my pc was apart but i have some of the finished product.
Since the Dangerden maze 2 waterblock wasnt long enough to reach the 2 mounting holes on the board. I simply took a Light switch socket, and took the metal bracket off, It already had 2 Hole on each end for the bvolts to go through all i simply had to do was drill 2 holes through the waterblock, then use some Liquid Nails Glue hehe, and stick a bolt through one hole then take some more Liquid Nails glue seal the top and bottom, then screw a nut on the bottom of the bolt while the glue is still wet, make sure it was super tight, then use more liquid nails. I did the same for the other hole i drilled on the waterblock. Now that the Bracket was mounted all i had to do was take the 2 plastic bolts i have when i used the Maze 3 block on my AXP system stick both through both mounting holes, screw a nut on the bottom of the board and top to make the bolt secure and tight, smear some AS3 on the cpu pop the block on and put a washer and nut in and walla a modified Maze 2 A64 waterblock.
Supply cost $5, labor time Involvd 2 hours.
Right now my cpu is @ 2430mhz 1.55v (which stck for my mobo) and im idling at 30c, which is 4c cooler then the stock HSF.
AS for load im ganna do prime95 and see how far it goes. The stock HSF went up to 57c
Since the Dangerden maze 2 waterblock wasnt long enough to reach the 2 mounting holes on the board. I simply took a Light switch socket, and took the metal bracket off, It already had 2 Hole on each end for the bvolts to go through all i simply had to do was drill 2 holes through the waterblock, then use some Liquid Nails Glue hehe, and stick a bolt through one hole then take some more Liquid Nails glue seal the top and bottom, then screw a nut on the bottom of the bolt while the glue is still wet, make sure it was super tight, then use more liquid nails. I did the same for the other hole i drilled on the waterblock. Now that the Bracket was mounted all i had to do was take the 2 plastic bolts i have when i used the Maze 3 block on my AXP system stick both through both mounting holes, screw a nut on the bottom of the board and top to make the bolt secure and tight, smear some AS3 on the cpu pop the block on and put a washer and nut in and walla a modified Maze 2 A64 waterblock.
Supply cost $5, labor time Involvd 2 hours.
Right now my cpu is @ 2430mhz 1.55v (which stck for my mobo) and im idling at 30c, which is 4c cooler then the stock HSF.
AS for load im ganna do prime95 and see how far it goes. The stock HSF went up to 57c
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