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Blackeagle · 11-07-2003, 10:25 PM

Tex707,

Yes, I'm talking about a GPU design, I agree with you on the NB.

JD, I know the DD block your refering to and it's 45 degree angled barbs are better than the 90's some designs use. I also relize this isn't needed for your currant project. I posted it as being of possible interest to others and perhaps you as well (for the future).

I think that if the side of the block were cut at a 35-45 degree angle and then the barbs installed there it would be a improvement over many designs now out. Should offer a bit lower resistence while at the same time improveing the cooling by a small amount.

Not try'n to hijack the thread, so I'll not post any more on it, but this has offered me some things to consider. I may not have a mill to make blocks with. But I'm thinking I've enough tools to have a go at something.

Tex707

Thanks again.

11-07-2003, 10:25 PM	#60
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	Tex707, Yes, I'm talking about a GPU design, I agree with you on the NB. JD, I know the DD block your refering to and it's 45 degree angled barbs are better than the 90's some designs use. I also relize this isn't needed for your currant project. I posted it as being of possible interest to others and perhaps you as well (for the future). I think that if the side of the block were cut at a 35-45 degree angle and then the barbs installed there it would be a improvement over many designs now out. Should offer a bit lower resistence while at the same time improveing the cooling by a small amount. Not try'n to hijack the thread, so I'll not post any more on it, but this has offered me some things to consider. I may not have a mill to make blocks with. But I'm thinking I've enough tools to have a go at something. Tex707 Thanks again.