Looking for MASSIVE heatercore/radiator

[Diggrr]

Thanks man.
My goal is to have a Prescott @ room temp. That rad is to go in my basement that's always around 55F, so it's possible. I had my OC'd Barton around 4C above room temp with a single fanned, double pass heatercore and an old Gemini spiral waterblock.

Aim high.

 

[J So]

It's not up and running yet, but soon. I'm building the case that goes with it.

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Sweet setup man! I love the shourds but to be Uber extreme I think a Black Magic 12v automotive fan is in order

2800 CFM!!

 

[Alacritan]

That's a bit steep and rather noisy I'd wager.

 

[J So]

That's a bit steep and rather noisy I'd wager.

Yeah I't loud! and it is very expensive. Just giving people some crazy ideas ;-)

 

[Alacritan]

I think it'd be cheaper just to buy lots of 120mm Sanyo Denki's. In fact, that's exactly what I plan on doing.

 

[NovaShine]

Another method to solve the pump problem is to daisy chain (in series) another identical pump. That effectively doubles the head pressure.

 

[Bad ConNecTioN]

Another method to solve the pump problem is to daisy chain (in series) another identical pump. That effectively doubles the head pressure.

I thought it was only around a 30-40% increase in head?

 

[Seven]

Yes, that's right. 1800mm.
The AquaComputer Airplex1800, probably the craziest manufactured rad out there.

And non improvised

 

[winbold]

how's this - 10 lbs of aluminum by Innovatek the Maxi-Rad.
shelf and stand by self. I put a 10" box fan tilted at 45 angle.
sys is AMD64 3200 clawhammer on Asus K8V SE w/gig Kingston PC4000.
at stock speeds cpu runs at 30-35C no more.

 

[Diggrr]

Yes, that's right. 1800mm.
The AquaComputer Airplex1800, probably the craziest manufactured rad out there.

And non improvised

True, but 102 feet of 10mm tubing? PASS
If I can't breath through it for 10 minutes, I won't use it. If I'd wanted that much tubing, I'd have dug that trench I'd always wanted.

That German WC gear sure does have some major bling going for it though.

If I had a CNC and a bunch of stock to work from, I could do some really nice looking stuff too. But since it's gonna just sit in the corner of the basement behind the furnace, it seems kindof pointless to make it too pretty.

 

[9mmCensor]

how's this - 10 lbs of aluminum by Innovatek the Maxi-Rad.
shelf and stand by self. I put a 10" box fan tilted at 45 angle.
sys is AMD64 3200 clawhammer on Asus K8V SE w/gig Kingston PC4000.
at stock speeds cpu runs at 30-35C no more.

nice innovatek setup. welcome to the forums

 

[Alacritan]

Yes, that's right. 1800mm.
The AquaComputer Airplex1800, probably the craziest manufactured rad out there.

And non improvised

Hmmm. Only a bit over $200. What a great deal!

But seriously, what the hell are they thinking? A real car radiator costs less than that and probably performs better. That's ridiculous. Good in theory, but disgustingly overpriced.

 

[winbold]

thx for the welcome. Innovatek parts work so well and although pricey I'm plan to use the same rad for years. So why not sexy while we're at it

 

[9mmCensor]

try this
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=340630

 

[Zenjirou]

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=429836&highlight=koyo'
This is the best way


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