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Talcite · 05-30-2006, 11:27 AM

Jon, i don't think its as simple as that for the waterblock. he has a 45 degree hole WITH material covering it. He can't cut it without remounting the block after the initial cut. Problem is, when you remount a block, it will be difficult to put it into the precise location that it was originally, plus tilt it at the angle needed.

If he has a strong pump, he can easily use a vertical mount for the jets. Its not a restrictive design.

05-30-2006, 11:27 AM	#21
Talcite Cooling Neophyte Join Date: May 2006 Location: Toronto Posts: 64	Re: GPU Project Block Jon, i don't think its as simple as that for the waterblock. he has a 45 degree hole WITH material covering it. He can't cut it without remounting the block after the initial cut. Problem is, when you remount a block, it will be difficult to put it into the precise location that it was originally, plus tilt it at the angle needed. If he has a strong pump, he can easily use a vertical mount for the jets. Its not a restrictive design.