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Originally Posted by jaydee116
Who are you refering to? Me or Swiftech? Either way your incorrrect. In any event if the numbers continue to get lower there is certainly nothing usless about it. What is useless is taking days to make a calculation on cold plate thickness when you can mill every size of thickness from 5/8" to 1 mm in less than an hour and test each one. Once your special calculations are complete you STILL have to test each size to make sure you theory is correct. Why waste time calculating..... it is a cold plate for christ sake. Flat peice of metal!
And where is all YOUR work posted on the subject? Where is your blocks, your plates, ect... Who are you to judge what is usless?
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I am nobody d00de, take a chill pill, will ya?
I wasn't making any personal remarks nor was I attacking anyone. THis is free public forum and freedom of speach is as far as I know one of the foundations of western life style
If you feel offended by my general remarks I am sorry
Maybe it is my general resources and costs conciousness that drives me through research first to production later. I personally would rather spend time designing things and fine tuning them as far as possible in virtual world and then, when theoretical means are exhausted, only start making working model. In this way I feel I am contributing my little bit towards saving energy and resources (not to mention I do not have time nor means to do countless prototypes as well as calcs take no time for me-theorycising deas take time mind you).
Trial and error development methods are as valid as theoretical research and practiced by countless invemtors worldwide.
Sorry again if I treaded on your toes, I did not mean to.
P.s. Flatness of cold plates is one of the reasons why ther are not performning as well as they could
