Got a couple older blocks and made a new top for my TDX

ben333 · 12-09-2008, 03:07 PM

Over the weekend I found the Danger Den TDX my druron melted the plexi top of and decided to make a GPU block out of it. The barbs and screws were pretty cheap, under $5 and PVC is VERY easy to work with

My naked 8800GT:

Block tapped and ready to be drilled for the block & card:

And a shot of it on my GT: (still need some springs and RAM coolers)

Also, these arrived today:

Two old spiral blocks set up for 1/8 NPT fittings. The full copper one is pretty heavy and I got these pretty cheap too. Thinking of maybe making one into a north bridge block but I'm not sure if its worth the flow loss or if I'd even get flow loss.

12-09-2008, 03:07 PM	#1
ben333 Uber Pro/Mods Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: New Hampshire (USA) Posts: Two hundred somethin Posts: 432	Got a couple older blocks and made a new top for my TDX Over the weekend I found the Danger Den TDX my druron melted the plexi top of and decided to make a GPU block out of it. The barbs and screws were pretty cheap, under $5 and PVC is VERY easy to work with My naked 8800GT: Block tapped and ready to be drilled for the block & card: And a shot of it on my GT: (still need some springs and RAM coolers) Also, these arrived today: Two old spiral blocks set up for 1/8 NPT fittings. The full copper one is pretty heavy and I got these pretty cheap too. Thinking of maybe making one into a north bridge block but I'm not sure if its worth the flow loss or if I'd even get flow loss. __________________ Pro Slacker

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