Hi everybody

morphling1 · 09-17-2001, 02:20 PM

Hi, I'm new to this forum and I'm starting by showing you my watercooling rig.All blocks and memory heat sink are home made.

Water block on chipset and heat sink on memory are because of my hi I/O voltage of 4.07V, yep I know it's high but it got my generic pc133 cas2 sdram to 157MHz cas2.Here is another pic. of memory HSF

. For radiator I use heater core from Lada (Russian car, I figured it must be good because of their cold winters

), I did look at other cars but this one was the best. The fins are copper and dimensions are 25*18*7 cm , that's why I keep it otside my big tower.

. I use two Rena flow 600c water pumps, connected one after another so water flow is the same 600 l/h , but the preasure is doubled.My AMD TB 1GHz Avia week 10 y is OC. to 1570 (10*157)and runs 24/7 Seti if I'm not doing anything, video card is Radeon 32ddr OC. to 200/200, here is a link to big pic. with Benchmarks ,as you can see it's pretty fast and cool 100% stable.
And here is a little preview of what I'm about to make

btw. Pro Engineer Rocks. Wait week or two max, when I'll have everything made and put together and I'll post a lot of pic. of better quality I hope.

[ 09-17-2001: Message edited by: morphling1 ]

VegetaSS4 · 09-17-2001, 07:45 PM

wow, that looks awesome
how do you keep the ramsinks on the ram?

also, is there a place i can get a demo of that Pro Engineer?

Sanjuro · 09-17-2001, 08:04 PM

Looks pretty nice, may I suggest you get a new digicam so your pics look even better?

Also, that (table?) your rad is sitting on, did you make a hole for the air to get through? and why did you left space around your radiator shroud? doesn't look very efficent....
Are you getting those kewey looking waterblocks CNCd? Looks hard to make with a drill press... Good design though

Kevin · 09-17-2001, 08:19 PM

Congrats on making an awesome setup! I love the homemade stuff.

morphling1 · 09-18-2001, 01:34 AM

I don't know if there is a demo of ProE. There are two heatsink,one for each side of memory module and they are fasten together with 3 bolts, one sink have holes with threads. The radiator is sitting on the floor, and the two fans (at 7V low noise) are blowing air on it. And the temp. of the water is 3°C warmer than ambient at full load, so I think the radiator is doing OK. Spiral block are going to be CNC milled, that's why I use ProE to get G code from 3D model. And for my next photos I'll try to get better dig. camera

Lord Twilight · 09-29-2001, 08:36 PM

That's a BIG RAM SINK!!

That's a nice design for the waterblock, but someone is already making them.

Spir@l Waterblock

morphling1 · 09-30-2001, 06:18 AM

Spiral chanell design is logical step in water block design, with inlet above cpu core. But I think mine will be a little better because of 2 internal fins .I will also make one with one fin, so I'll know how much do I gain with larger surface. And of course I rather make everything myself. It's just so much satisfying when something you made works very well

gmat · 09-30-2001, 08:03 AM

Yes that comparison will be very interesting indeed. Good luck.

09-17-2001, 02:20 PM	#1
morphling1 Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Slovenia Posts: 468	Hi everybody Hi, I'm new to this forum and I'm starting by showing you my watercooling rig.All blocks and memory heat sink are home made. Water block on chipset and heat sink on memory are because of my hi I/O voltage of 4.07V, yep I know it's high but it got my generic pc133 cas2 sdram to 157MHz cas2.Here is another pic. of memory HSF . For radiator I use heater core from Lada (Russian car, I figured it must be good because of their cold winters ), I did look at other cars but this one was the best. The fins are copper and dimensions are 25187 cm , that's why I keep it otside my big tower. . I use two Rena flow 600c water pumps, connected one after another so water flow is the same 600 l/h , but the preasure is doubled.My AMD TB 1GHz Avia week 10 y is OC. to 1570 (10*157)and runs 24/7 Seti if I'm not doing anything, video card is Radeon 32ddr OC. to 200/200, here is a link to big pic. with Benchmarks ,as you can see it's pretty fast and cool 100% stable. And here is a little preview of what I'm about to make btw. Pro Engineer Rocks. Wait week or two max, when I'll have everything made and put together and I'll post a lot of pic. of better quality I hope. [ 09-17-2001: Message edited by: morphling1 ] __________________ [My ftp, with lots of pics, hope to be home page someday

09-17-2001, 08:04 PM	#3
Sanjuro Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Port Coquitlam, BC Posts: 74	Looks pretty nice, may I suggest you get a new digicam so your pics look even better? Also, that (table?) your rad is sitting on, did you make a hole for the air to get through? and why did you left space around your radiator shroud? doesn't look very efficent.... Are you getting those kewey looking waterblocks CNCd? Looks hard to make with a drill press... Good design though __________________ Nothing to call home about...

09-17-2001, 08:19 PM	#4
Kevin Slacking more than your weird uncle Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: San Diego, CA (UCSD) / Los Angeles, CA (home) Posts: 1,605	Congrats on making an awesome setup! I love the homemade stuff. __________________ I used to throw hot coffee all over the ass of the horse there, then whip him while he was kickin' at me. Those f***in things are crazy.

09-18-2001, 01:34 AM	#5
morphling1 Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Slovenia Posts: 468	I don't know if there is a demo of ProE. There are two heatsink,one for each side of memory module and they are fasten together with 3 bolts, one sink have holes with threads. The radiator is sitting on the floor, and the two fans (at 7V low noise) are blowing air on it. And the temp. of the water is 3°C warmer than ambient at full load, so I think the radiator is doing OK. Spiral block are going to be CNC milled, that's why I use ProE to get G code from 3D model. And for my next photos I'll try to get better dig. camera __________________ [My ftp, with lots of pics, hope to be home page someday

09-29-2001, 08:36 PM	#6
Lord Twilight Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 47	That's a BIG RAM SINK!! That's a nice design for the waterblock, but someone is already making them. Spir@l Waterblock __________________ I've come to suck the fun out of the night.

09-17-2001, 07:45 PM	#2
VegetaSS4 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Michigan Posts: 32	wow, that looks awesome how do you keep the ramsinks on the ram? also, is there a place i can get a demo of that Pro Engineer?

09-30-2001, 06:18 AM	#7
morphling1 Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Slovenia Posts: 468	Spiral chanell design is logical step in water block design, with inlet above cpu core. But I think mine will be a little better because of 2 internal fins .I will also make one with one fin, so I'll know how much do I gain with larger surface. And of course I rather make everything myself. It's just so much satisfying when something you made works very well __________________ [My ftp, with lots of pics, hope to be home page someday

09-30-2001, 08:03 AM	#8
gmat Thermophile Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: France Posts: 1,221	Yes that comparison will be very interesting indeed. Good luck.

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