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pelle76 · 04-20-2003, 10:30 AM

Ok... I'll redesign it a bit. thnx

Considering the material. If the copperblock works out fine for me, I'm going to make it out of silver I think. I've got a friend that is a silversmith

But back to copper:
What copper should be the best to use. I mean, copper can be hard or soft depending on how it were manufacured.
I'm thinking:

Soft copper.... better contact with core
Hard copper: Easier to work with and I can make the base thinner.

Are there big differencies in the heatconductivity between copper and copper??

(If U know what I mean)

edit: Since this is my first watercooling I'm going to use a Sicce Nova. It was cheap. I'm building the watertank so that I can submerge a bigger pump later on though.

04-20-2003, 10:30 AM	#5
pelle76 Cooling Savant Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Sweden, Skovde Posts: 101	Ok... I'll redesign it a bit. thnx Considering the material. If the copperblock works out fine for me, I'm going to make it out of silver I think. I've got a friend that is a silversmith But back to copper: What copper should be the best to use. I mean, copper can be hard or soft depending on how it were manufacured. I'm thinking: Soft copper.... better contact with core Hard copper: Easier to work with and I can make the base thinner. Are there big differencies in the heatconductivity between copper and copper?? (If U know what I mean) edit: Since this is my first watercooling I'm going to use a Sicce Nova. It was cheap. I'm building the watertank so that I can submerge a bigger pump later on though.