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Unread 12-24-2003, 10:46 PM   #1
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Ok, going to make the GPU block for the Radeon 9800 pro I just bought, was gonna run it by you guys for input

I made it on fireworks, so it is to scale but in 2D. All of the measurements are accurate.

It is essentially a #rotor block, but I need help on a few measurements. The holes are 4 mm diameter and there are 30 of them. I can be fairly accurate in cutting them. I'm not sure what thickness copper I need(9mm?), or the final thickness of the base needs to be. I know that I need to get some thick polycarbonate for the top and some thin stuff for the nozzles, so I am browsing onlinemetals.com right now.

How would flow be in a block like this? Would my WW notice the pressure drop much? it would be after the WW.

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And the base:
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Or maybe this?
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If you're going to be using either of these blocks with a cpu block I hope you have a Hydrothruster or big fat Iwaki pump. Both of those blocks would be extremely flow resistive, but would definately cool well on their own loops.
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Would they really be? What if the base was quite thick?

Would it be more restrictive than my whitewater? I have a hard time believing that.
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