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arcsylver · 08-22-2003, 10:26 PM

Cathar,

I was wondering something when reading in another thread where people were asking about the springs you ship with your waterblocks and thepressure they induce to the mobo.

Would it be feasible to produce a Polycarb plate to mount behind the motherboard to more evenly distribute the pressure of the xcrews to a wider area and also perhaps provide a more even clamping pressure for the block to the CPU?

08-22-2003, 10:26 PM	#304
arcsylver Cooling Savant Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: State of insanity Posts: 101	Cathar, I was wondering something when reading in another thread where people were asking about the springs you ship with your waterblocks and thepressure they induce to the mobo. Would it be feasible to produce a Polycarb plate to mount behind the motherboard to more evenly distribute the pressure of the xcrews to a wider area and also perhaps provide a more even clamping pressure for the block to the CPU? __________________ Been Building these things since the IBM XT and I aint about to stop now!!! Prescott 2.8Ghz @ 3.08Ghz ECS 865PE-A Mobo Corsair 768 MB PC3200 DDR HP CD-Writer 9300 Maxtor 30 GB ATA Danger Den RBX 1957 Chevy Brass Radiator Danner Mag 7 Rackmounted Dual Blower w/Thermostat All this in a 4' Server cabinet