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Originally Posted by jaydee116
It would be very difficult to put the inlet in the middle and take advantage of all the channels. The channel area is over 1" wide. A normal Barb is 3/8" to 1/2" ID and that only covers 1/2 the channel area. It most certainly IS possible though and I already have it drawn up and the GNC code ready to mill the peice out.  Just need the block back and time to do it. I am expecting little performance gain though.
I made it with my CNC mill but it uses the basic concept as the #Rotor blocks. Drill holes and connect them. I used 1/8" holes 1/16" apart and connected them with a 1/16" endmill. You could drill the holes with a drill press and connect them with the dremel. Wouldn't come out as perfect but that doesn't mean the performance would suffer. Sometimes inperfections make the block better. |
i may or may not have access to a CNC mill, im trying to convince someone who has access to one to etch a block for me but it seems people who have access to tools are jerks about letting other people use them
i dont question your measured dT, but I just wonder how well itd do on a small die processor like an AMD. also is it wide enough that it hits the pads?