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erbiagio 11-05-2003 11:55 AM

New waterblock from Cool-Case
 
His name is: CF-1

http://erbiagio83.interfree.it/cf16-6x6.jpg
http://erbiagio83.interfree.it/cf15-6x6.jpg
http://erbiagio83.interfree.it/cf14-6x6.jpg

:drool:

Very good product and high performance

pHaestus 11-05-2003 12:00 PM

tiny pins! Very nice machine work.

jaydee 11-05-2003 03:05 PM

Damn thats cool. It took me a little bit to understand how the top works but it is almost impressive. Any tests done on it yet?

TerraMex 11-05-2003 03:34 PM

Got a link for more info? Can't seem to find the proper page.

g.l.amour 11-05-2003 03:37 PM

heheh, indeed it takes a minute to understand.

from a design perspective, i wonder what advantage the block has from a side intake. the BP is done marvelously, but why not have a center intake?

edit, second look, unnecessary flow resistance from the right to the center.

TerraMex 11-05-2003 03:42 PM

Depends.
It looks like a block for a innovatek type fittings/system, looking at the entrance/exit. Or even Aquacomputer.

Then the restriction doesn't account for that much, and it's probably deliberate.

bozo 11-05-2003 09:30 PM

somehow, it looks leeter then the RBX, wonder if i can get a review sample:drool:

erbiagio 11-06-2003 07:01 AM

Here the test

http://www.kuehlertest.de/include.ph...d=46NOFINSIDE=


and here where to buy....


http://www.cool-cases.org/

Joe 11-06-2003 08:25 AM

wow got some nice Red X design action going on. Seen that design other places before :)

Edit: its back now... someones hosts has teh suck.

pHaestus 11-06-2003 10:57 AM

Those test results stretch believeability somewhat. The TIM joint itself usually has at least a 0.05C/W doesn't it? That would imply that there is NO deltaT associated with wb and that the TIM is 100% the limiting factor.

Nonetheless I guess the graphs suggest it's a good performer :)

#Rotor 11-06-2003 03:06 PM

aw Crap.... now How am I suppose to beat that.... :D

looks awesome.

kommando 11-07-2003 06:16 AM

Ahh aweomse milling job there.

the_chad 11-24-2003 12:03 AM

look extremly interesting, i like the idea and the finish of the block

Cathar 11-24-2003 01:25 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by kommando
Ahh aweomse milling job there.
Nah, 'tis no milling there, except for the O-ring and end-cavities.

Looks to me like a series of 0.5mm slitter saws ganged up on an arbor, each separated by 0.5mm. Either 18, 9, or 6 at once. Basically drop the ganged slitter saws in, turn the block 90 degrees and drop again. Quick, fast, done.


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