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Originally Posted by Myth
The reason for the fins was that i hoped that would help getting some of the heat from especially A64 and P4's with heat spreaders away, die cooling would require a large area on those i belive..
I was planing on jets aiming at the groves, or a "nozzle" doing the same..
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Well there is some useless stuff there. Those pins really can be removed if the jet impingment is used correctly. No real reason to aim jets at the holes as the gap between the jet and those cups will get filled with water and the jet stream will not even make it to the cup. You need to put the jet INTO the cup to make it really worth while. Or you can replace those cups with pins instead. As mentioned it will work, just a matter of how well. Hard to say much without a prototype or major thermal and liquid dynamics training. I have been one to trial and error with working prototypes but most people want a good block their first run. Hard to do without the education to do such a thing.
I would say make the jets Cascade style and get rid of the pins and that divider deal. Water will find it's way out without it.