So how tough would it to be to solder a copper top on this Maze3? - Page 2

Jessfm · 04-21-2002, 07:13 PM

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Originally posted by EMC2
Webmaster, thanks for reiterating what I said earlier Don't know how all the soldering and gooping got into this, lol.

Well if your read the second post

WebMasta33 · 04-21-2002, 09:17 PM

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Originally posted by Jessfm

Well if your read the second post

Here's the second post...

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Originally posted by Jessfm
I sugest you take it down to someone to do.
By the time you purchased the flux/solder etc, you could have payed someone with the experience/skill to do a realy good job.
But why not just make a Copper cap and clamp it ?
It would solve the problems - and hassle, peace of mind too.

I never said to CLAMP it... I said to screw it down... I'm sorry, but trying to fit liitle C clamps on a waterblock would be a nightmare

Brad · 04-22-2002, 03:55 AM

I've done everything from played with Hornby trains, to crash Aurora slot cars, to get 604kb of conventional memory free so I could play games in dos, to getting the highest sustained dual coppermine setup I know of, to driving cars, through to many other fun topics, and I'm 17 right now.

so stfu :P

seriously though, I remember asking mum and dad for a 386 so I could play Wolf3d, my 286 couldn't cut it

EMC2 · 04-22-2002, 10:57 AM

Sorry Jessm, when you said "clamp", it brought visions of various hold down setups, not screws

And in Webmasta's post he reminded again peeps that there is already an o-ring for sealing.

Webmasta - C-clamps !?!?!

* thinks about it a sec and does remember seeing people using c-clamps to hold on GPU blocks *

Ok,ok

04-22-2002, 03:55 AM	#28
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04-22-2002, 10:57 AM	#29
EMC2 Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Dark Side of the Moon Posts: 365	Sorry Jessm, when you said "clamp", it brought visions of various hold down setups, not screws And in Webmasta's post he reminded again peeps that there is already an o-ring for sealing. Webmasta - C-clamps !?!?! * thinks about it a sec and does remember seeing people using c-clamps to hold on GPU blocks * Ok,ok

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