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Originally posted by Phant0m51
Why don't they make the DIE out of something that can transfer heat better? I don't know what, because everything that transfers heat well is also electrically conductive (except for good ol' pure H2O). I would really like to see how long it'll take your jets to kill the processor, if they ever do. Maybe take it apart in 9 months and see if there are any 'dimples' eroding the DIE? Just a thought.
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The way this is setup is the jets will hit the die and then the water washes aside, backup and then out the outlet. Not the best way to do it, but the best I have seen yet. What would be ideal isto take a peice of copper and drill holes all the way through it and place it ontop of the die and aim jets into the holes to where you have a Cascade style setup. Problem is the die is just to damn small. Even the die on this Duron Morgan is bigger then the die on my XP1700+ T-Bred A but not by much.