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fhorst · 11-01-2003, 05:49 PM

Nice info!

Still, we can see that the IHS is transporting the heat, also that the termal compound used is transporting the heat.

Question is, how well does it do that?

We keep on tuning and tweaking, buy new blocks etc, just to get those extra degrees from the CPU core.

So, why not try ....

I'm working on some crazy setup for my WC. It will look cool when it is all attached (hopefully tomorrow), but it is a one time attachment.
I'm building a water "tower", that will devide the water at the same time to the GPU, NB, Hard disk and CPU. (I did make the water holes the right size, to devide the water amound correcly (I hope))
Once i got it all connected, there is no way I can simply remove it all. (not planning on it)

I think I will mod my CPU, but there is no way to tell for me if it did help any.

I'll let you know the results.

11-01-2003, 05:49 PM	#43
fhorst Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Almere, The Netherlands (Europe) Posts: 262	Nice info! Still, we can see that the IHS is transporting the heat, also that the termal compound used is transporting the heat. Question is, how well does it do that? We keep on tuning and tweaking, buy new blocks etc, just to get those extra degrees from the CPU core. So, why not try .... I'm working on some crazy setup for my WC. It will look cool when it is all attached (hopefully tomorrow), but it is a one time attachment. I'm building a water "tower", that will devide the water at the same time to the GPU, NB, Hard disk and CPU. (I did make the water holes the right size, to devide the water amound correcly (I hope)) Once i got it all connected, there is no way I can simply remove it all. (not planning on it) I think I will mod my CPU, but there is no way to tell for me if it did help any. I'll let you know the results.