I was bored so I made another WB

morphling1 · 12-30-2001, 08:53 AM

Hi, some time ago I saw #Rotors turbolator WB, so I decided to make something similar, so this was create few minutes ago. It took me 6h with simple vertical drilling machine.

then soldered the top and 14mm (12 ID) Cu pipes for in&outlet

Didn't have time to perfect the looks cos' I wanna see the results.
Here is WB inside my case

And here how I screw it to MB, I use 6mm plexy plate so the MB doesn't bend to much (I use a lot of force)

The results were good, I cut another 2°C from full load temp. of TB 1520@2.11, now its 31°C with water temp of 21°C.

WebMasta33 · 12-30-2001, 11:10 AM

Nice job man

Where did you get your copper?

morphling1 · 12-30-2001, 11:18 AM

I bought it from local distributor of AL & Cu , they got all kind of profiles and pipes, I'm there a lot

futRtrubL · 12-30-2001, 10:02 PM

For reference what block where you using before that had 2C greater temp?

Edward

morphling1 · 12-31-2001, 09:30 AM

I used my home made Cu cross drilled 10 mm ID W shaped chanell water block,

Brad · 12-31-2001, 03:22 PM

now thats a damned nice block. Honestly though I would have thought you would get more than 2C.

have you thought of taking out the non-drilled area which makes the water follow a path, and just have it completely open?

beav · 12-31-2001, 04:16 PM

That is sweet, 6 hours of work. I respect that, i could never do that, as i don't have the patience, and poor soldering skills.
I'm thinking about making a cross drilled block, just for fun, get into the custom, self made cooling hardware.

Brad · 12-31-2001, 04:28 PM

hell yeah 6 hours is a long time, but the results paid off.

I wonder how long my block will take to make with all those thin plates

12-30-2001, 08:53 AM	#1
morphling1 Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Slovenia Posts: 468	I was bored so I made another WB Hi, some time ago I saw #Rotors turbolator WB, so I decided to make something similar, so this was create few minutes ago. It took me 6h with simple vertical drilling machine. then soldered the top and 14mm (12 ID) Cu pipes for in&outlet Didn't have time to perfect the looks cos' I wanna see the results. Here is WB inside my case And here how I screw it to MB, I use 6mm plexy plate so the MB doesn't bend to much (I use a lot of force) The results were good, I cut another 2°C from full load temp. of TB 1520@2.11, now its 31°C with water temp of 21°C.

12-30-2001, 11:10 AM	#2
WebMasta33 Cooling Savant Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Nebraska Posts: 526	Nice job man Where did you get your copper? __________________ ========== --Soyo KT333 DRAGON Ultra (Platinum Edition) --AMD 1.4 @ 1.54 (11x) --768mb of PC2100 (@140FSB) --Asus v8200 GeForce3 @ 210/490 --Maxtor 40gb Quiet + 2 IBM 40gb 60GXPs (removable) + 8gb WD --Audigy --Maze 3, DD Gf3 block, 2x BIX, Eheim1250 ===========

12-31-2001, 04:16 PM	#7
beav Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Danville Posts: 96	That is sweet, 6 hours of work. I respect that, i could never do that, as i don't have the patience, and poor soldering skills. I'm thinking about making a cross drilled block, just for fun, get into the custom, self made cooling hardware. __________________ What a chump.

12-30-2001, 11:18 AM	#3
morphling1 Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Slovenia Posts: 468	I bought it from local distributor of AL & Cu , they got all kind of profiles and pipes, I'm there a lot

12-30-2001, 10:02 PM	#4
futRtrubL Cooling Savant Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Kingston, Jamaica Posts: 204	For reference what block where you using before that had 2C greater temp? Edward

12-31-2001, 09:30 AM	#5
morphling1 Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Slovenia Posts: 468	I used my home made Cu cross drilled 10 mm ID W shaped chanell water block,

12-31-2001, 03:22 PM	#6
Brad Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Nuu Zeeelin Posts: 3,175	now thats a damned nice block. Honestly though I would have thought you would get more than 2C. have you thought of taking out the non-drilled area which makes the water follow a path, and just have it completely open?

12-31-2001, 04:28 PM	#8
Brad Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Nuu Zeeelin Posts: 3,175	hell yeah 6 hours is a long time, but the results paid off. I wonder how long my block will take to make with all those thin plates

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