Design a HSF

[Tbird man]

keep the thread alive! heres an idea that is perhaps a bit extreem its a 120mm hs with fins radiating out from the contact.

 

[Tbird man]

posted too soon:

 

[DarkArctic]

You'd have to put that fan on the top. Otherwise the middle fins won't be cooled as good.

-DarkArctic

 

[xxgg]

OK that is it...

CoolerMaster CB5-6G52 is superb heatsink!

Now build this into 80mm size! and you WIN!

I think i wanna buy this heatsink hmm...

 

[DarkArctic]

Right now I'm working on Revision 1.2 of the ArcticStorm cooler. This revision is probably only going to include plans for fastening. I have a sneaky way to allow both socket tabs and mobo bolts to be used. I'll be using all of the tabs on the socket on order for it to be fastened securly.

-DarkArctic

 

[sfa ok]

keep the thread alive! heres an idea that is perhaps a bit extreem its a 120mm hs with fins radiating out from the contact.

That would probably more complicated and more expensive than just buying this:

 

[DarkArctic]

Here is Revision 1.2.

 

[UserName]

That is prolly the best HS i ever seen. a HOOT on that baby and hello!

 

[DarkArctic]

Thanks alot. That is much appreciated. I'm think that maybe the fins should be closer though, perhaps 3 or 4 mm.

-DarkArctic

 

[xxgg]

Here is Revision 1.2.

That is some good stuff you got there...
but there are some problems...

First, motherboard compatibility will be LOW.

Clipping isn't looking so secure. or maybe I am just not understanding exactly how it is being used on there.

 

[xxgg]

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Here is my idea from nowhere...
since your design and and just about all the design that we seen here...

Lets just design something that is a monster.
I dont know, maybe this could be a overkill... but who cares...
this is overclockers.com

First of all... let's start with this idea... (check the site for Type W)
http://www.kanie.jp/eproductsbodysocket.htm

As you can see it is a heatsink using dual 60mm fan. And the base is a 69x60.

Now from this design... let's make the base 80x80 mm. and just like this Type-W heatsink... upper part of the heatsink gets larger. In my case,, it will become 92x92mm. Now this is a freaking gigantic size heatsink. If this is all copper,,, it would probly break something off... therefore,,, only base will have nice and thick Copper w/ really thin alloy thins a lot of them.

Now, we cannot just place 92mm fan on top of this heatsink... it will need that thingy that is place between sink and fan, just like Type W/ALpha.

Now for the clipping... obcourse it will use 4 mount hole. base of heatsink will have a 4 holes, where user would need to place a screen and attack to board..

or here is a one modification to my idea. like Type W, there will be curv part when heatsink goes from 80 to 92. But... leaving a gap until the curv part begine and we block the upper gaps, and have series of holes on base between fins... and the fan would be place to suck the air off the heatsink. Due to base being 80mm and fan being 92mm... it would be like a vacuum sucking air. since base is smaller it will have bit more greater force of sucking air. and I hope those series of holes on base would help too .(for both fan sucking & blowing)

hehe,, now this is my crazy **** idea from nowhere
Huge ugly *** heatsink , eh ?

 

[DarkArctic]

That is some good stuff you got there...
but there are some problems...

First, motherboard compatibility will be LOW.

Clipping isn't looking so secure. or maybe I am just not understanding exactly how it is being used on there.

Thanks for the compliment.
I forgot to show in the top diagram how the clip is going to work. Basically it will reach through the base and grip onto all the tabs at once. There may be another revision in order to make the clip more secure, I still have a few ideas stuck in my head.

-DarkArctic

 

[Tbird man]

this has GOT to be the best clip design

 

[DarkArctic]

That's exactly what I was thinking of! I didn't know they manufactured that though. Is it high enough for my HSF? 80mm or more. Where did you find that?

-DarkArctic

 

[Tbird man]

its the clip for the globalwin TAK HSF which i am afraid is quite similer to your design. its on the front page

 

[DarkArctic]

Whoa, that is almost the same. They must have someone smart working at GlobalWin LOL. Except mines better , it has a copper base and allows the mobo bolts to be used. I also have the 80mm fans. That's crazy though, they're almost exactly alike.

-DarkArctic

 

[Tbird man]

yeah very similer. i still like my idea which is much like yours except the fans are on a 45 deg angle and the air exausts out the bottom through the holes. it uses the same clip design.

 

[xxgg]

I dont know,, i just dont wanna do it myself...

someone,, try this...

Remove fan from your heatsink, make a small cover for top of your heatsink and attack a vaccum and see what kind of performance it will give hehe...

this is purely for fun.

 

[DarkArctic]

I dont know,, i just dont wanna do it myself...

someone,, try this...

Remove fan from your heatsink, make a small cover for top of your heatsink and attack a vaccum and see what kind of performance it will give hehe...

this is purely for fun.

I'd do that if I didn't have waterblocks. Anyone else want to try this experimentation out?

-DarkArctic

 

[DarkArctic]

That heatsink is pretty cool Tbird. It looks like your going to use 60mm fans there because that's about how big a socket is.

-DarkArctic