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| TiTch |
06-02-2002 11:52 AM |
coldplate
I am trying to get a TC4 (if they will ship to the UK) and intend to drill / tap small holes partually into the base at the edges to fit a coldplate. I will be using a 220w tec. How thick should the coldplate be?
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| bigben2k |
06-02-2002 12:06 PM |
1/4 in. seems to be ideal. I'll see if I can find the link that stated that...
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| TiTch |
06-02-2002 12:27 PM |
thanks, :)
love the avatar - I live 20mins down the road from the real thing.
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| bigben2k |
06-03-2002 08:24 AM |
You're welcome, and I live more than 5'000 miles away...
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| Miss_Man |
06-03-2002 11:53 AM |
I would think that 3/8" is a better compromise between weight and heatspreading ability, from the article. I use a 6.5mm cold plate and I think the Maze2.2 uses something around that thickness too.
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| bigben2k |
06-03-2002 12:30 PM |
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| TiTch |
06-03-2002 01:32 PM |
Thanks for posting the link. I'll go for 3/8.
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