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designing my own WB
- Thread starter LittlePiggie
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Where the hell is the O-ring channel in the "FINAL" render if you're selling them.
If its just a render people are buying, then dont you think that it requires a complete block w/ everything??
I must have missed it....But what is the base going to look like, completed?
How does it perform, and who/how tested it???Furthermore.
ow does anyone know that the results were accurate enough?
These are things that need to be said..
Or has it been tested to see.
It's not quite as easy for me to just come up with a good "design" and expect it to perfom great on the first mount.
I dont think you mentioned anything about testing an actual block...Did you?
If its just a render people are buying, then dont you think that it requires a complete block w/ everything??
I must have missed it....But what is the base going to look like, completed?
How does it perform, and who/how tested it???Furthermore.
ow does anyone know that the results were accurate enough?
These are things that need to be said..
Or has it been tested to see.
It's not quite as easy for me to just come up with a good "design" and expect it to perfom great on the first mount.
I dont think you mentioned anything about testing an actual block...Did you?
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Oh yeah... I forget to mention that your specs on the mounting holes are a little off, for a socket A
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Actually Jfettig, I was referring to the right ones.......
The measurements are 2.6019685" X 1.423" for the socket a. And the core is offset 0.05"(1.27mmm)to the left.
I dont think it will perform any better than most WB on the market........average temps.
Its not hard to make an average block......
Theres alot more involved than just coming up with a path for the channels that looks cool.....Much much more! Sorry!
It a good start though. and with a little work, it MiGHT be a good performer. But as I see it in the renderings.....it just needs work.
The measurements are 2.6019685" X 1.423" for the socket a. And the core is offset 0.05"(1.27mmm)to the left.
I dont think it will perform any better than most WB on the market........average temps.
Its not hard to make an average block......
Theres alot more involved than just coming up with a path for the channels that looks cool.....Much much more! Sorry!
It a good start though. and with a little work, it MiGHT be a good performer. But as I see it in the renderings.....it just needs work.
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Wrong. 
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How about the "Yin-Yang" Block?
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LittlePiggie said:$350
wtf is this. three hundred and fifty $#%^ dollars!!!
I am going to another shop to get a quote cuz that is rediculous. I could go to my old school and do it for way cheaper than that
I have only read part of this post, but I remeber NEOMOSES having a post in the cooling classifieds section. HE would build yoru block for around $75.
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