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TreeNode said:
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STASIS NCX-1 CPU Waterblock Worklog
- Thread starter consumer9000
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Is the cooling patch designed for cooling locomotive engine blocks?
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I presume the NCX-2 was manually drilled? the spacing doesn't seem like its linear. its most evident in the leftmost row of cups.
I also am interested in seeing the o-ring setup for this.
I also am interested in seeing the o-ring setup for this.
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Good one TreeNode, and shame on those of you who didn't realize this was a photochop...
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It's too bad. I don't think he intended to have problems and end up having to vaporize himself. I think he fell into the same pitfall a lot of startups fall into.
- Grew and Expanded too fast
- Was undermanned (he was probably the only worker)
- The first two lead to problems with production and he got behind
- The top three caused quality to drop off
- Replacements could not be made while filling orders
- The whole thing then fell apart and he hid
I think he had good, albeit expensive products. 'Tiss too bad.
- Grew and Expanded too fast
- Was undermanned (he was probably the only worker)
- The first two lead to problems with production and he got behind
- The top three caused quality to drop off
- Replacements could not be made while filling orders
- The whole thing then fell apart and he hid
I think he had good, albeit expensive products. 'Tiss too bad.
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- Bakersfield, CA
Moto7451 said:
Agreed.
If I had a need for a good GPU block I would've eyed this one, even if I needed to do a DIY seal job.
OP
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Sorry for the hiatus, life has a way of keeping you from doing what you'd like to do sometimes.
As the costs for raw materials and machining continue to rise I cannot justify pursuing any further developments. Perhaps if time and resources allow me to in the future I'll get back into it, having learned much from the past two years.
Thanks for all your interest and support and yes diehrd, criticism. I wish you all the very best - keep overclocking and keep pushing the cooling envelope!
As the costs for raw materials and machining continue to rise I cannot justify pursuing any further developments. Perhaps if time and resources allow me to in the future I'll get back into it, having learned much from the past two years.
Thanks for all your interest and support and yes diehrd, criticism. I wish you all the very best - keep overclocking and keep pushing the cooling envelope!
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consumer9000 said:Sorry for the hiatus, life has a way of keeping you from doing what you'd like to do sometimes.
As the costs for raw materials and machining continue to rise I cannot justify pursuing any further developments. Perhaps if time and resources allow me to in the future I'll get back into it, having learned much from the past two years.
Thanks for all your interest and support and yes diehrd, criticism. I wish you all the very best - keep overclocking and keep pushing the cooling envelope!
HE HATH RETURNED!
Welcome back! Its too bad that its become prohibitably expensive to make new products.
I guess that means no NCX-2 then
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/2791/ncx23rf.jpg
In all seriousness, if you're not currently able to make blocks, would you be willing to throw some of your designs into the open like Captain Slug has done with his Krakatoa design?
I guess that means no NCX-2 then
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/2791/ncx23rf.jpg
In all seriousness, if you're not currently able to make blocks, would you be willing to throw some of your designs into the open like Captain Slug has done with his Krakatoa design?
