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Unread 02-16-2004, 07:10 AM   #1
acuba
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Default Design review

Hi all

I´m planning to make my first waterblocks. One for the CPU and one for my Gf4.
After looking around in this forum and trying to soak up any ideas and pro/cons I think I made twa quite good designs.

For the CPU I´m aiming for a jet block. The reason that the channels looks like they are is that the tools needed are available here at work, and the material is free . Copper 8mm bottom with acrylic top.

Because of some space regulations I tried to make the Gf4 block as small as possible. 4mm copper bottom with a soldered brass top (slightly transparent on the pics....).

Sooooo what ya´ll think? Is it a good design, what can I improve?

The first two is for the graphiccard and the others are for the CPU
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