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Unread 03-21-2003, 10:48 AM   #14
nicozeg
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Mine is not very old, I jumped on the water about a year ago.

This started as an attempt of doing a high performance copper heatsink given the absolute absence of quality ones on the local market. I soldered pins made of stiped electrical wire to the base.

After some months of use, being very tired of my fans noise, I modified it for water. Made a case with flat fiberglass plates bonded with quick epoxi and brass pipes. It did a good job for about 6 months until it started leaking; the quick epoxi was softened by the water until one of the brass pipes comes loose. Fortunately there was no damage.
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