Building my own H20 block for my GF4

NourdmrolNMT1 · 07-25-2002, 03:14 PM

"Newbie"

I would like to try and create a water block, (copper) i got a koolance case cuz i felt like it and didnt want to mess around to much. But now i do. I have the Gainward 650XP. I would like to create a water block for the core, followed with a pipe leading to memory cooling.

The only problem i face is that for those of you who have the card, does it matter if i touch the little rectangular things near the memory? There are 2 of them near each memory piece, however only 1 would be touched does it matter if i touch them with the memory cooling?

Also how should i go about doing this? get a nice big block of copper, cut it in half, create some tunnels in it so the water can flow, have a nosle come in oe side out the other? Then lead it to the memory and do the same thing?

07-25-2002, 03:14 PM	#1
NourdmrolNMT1 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 2	Building my own H20 block for my GF4 "Newbie" I would like to try and create a water block, (copper) i got a koolance case cuz i felt like it and didnt want to mess around to much. But now i do. I have the Gainward 650XP. I would like to create a water block for the core, followed with a pipe leading to memory cooling. The only problem i face is that for those of you who have the card, does it matter if i touch the little rectangular things near the memory? There are 2 of them near each memory piece, however only 1 would be touched does it matter if i touch them with the memory cooling? Also how should i go about doing this? get a nice big block of copper, cut it in half, create some tunnels in it so the water can flow, have a nosle come in oe side out the other? Then lead it to the memory and do the same thing?

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