Post pictures of your homebuilt blocks here!

[DrCooling™]

Aca voy yo





















Moore pictures http://www.drcooling.cl/galerias.html <==== i'ts my web

[Fred Flintstone]

Here are some photos of my block, now it isn't made in my home.





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[Cptn. Foo Foo]

My "backside" CPU voltage regulator block
(complete details here: http://www.overclockers.com/tips1115/)

[Fred Flintstone]

Originally Posted by iakovl

looks like a small tc-4 , very nice, is it good?

The friend copyman made one review of it and compared with the TC-4.
It sees review (it is in Portuguese, but for the photos it is possible to take off the conclusions)

My English is bad.

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Fred Flintstones

[satanicoo]

Incoherent, your blocks look great, could you give more details about it?

A pic of the watercoolers i made, as you can see one is LWWR cloned:


Another one:


A pic of the baseplate of WW only:




Chipset block finished:


Another one:

[Incoherent]

Originally Posted by satanicoo

...could you give more details about it?

Some info here. The basic idea is based on jet impingement, but I think in reality the block is functioning well primarily due simply to turbulence.

Cheers

Incoherent

[Jackal]

WhiteWater clone, modified for one inlet and one outlet.

[kipperfillets]

First Block made last month.

[kipperfillets]

Second Block made last week.

[kipperfillets]

Fitted in case

[GolluB]

and the base:

[kipperfillets]

Originally Posted by MMZ_TimeLord

KipperFillets,

Awsome job!

That copper everywhere is something NOBODY else will have like that. Very original!

It must have been a pain in the A$$ to get all that to line up! :shrug:

No matey it was quite easy in fact (for a first timer) i build petrol tankers and fabricate all sorts of things for a living also been soldering brazing and welding for around 20+ years, But the hardest part is my attention span (around 10 minutes) I came here on a link from ABXzone.com and saw the phase cooling and i gotta have one ASAP just been in touch with a mate who has an aircon business to see about a compressor and cost of filling the system, Some one else asked about internal shots there are some up on my website but it doesnt allow linking If you want to see them heres the address cheers mateysMy Website

[kipperfillets]

Originally Posted by pelle76

Kipperfillets: Thats awsome. Nice lloking blocks you got there!

How are the temps?

Got any pictures of the internals?

Only temps so far are these(died with Halo!) not adjusted anything but AI tuner 30% needs memory timing tuning i think? Cheers pelle76 Oh real name in there too

[kristos]

3.9 gig on water? that 's awesome

[kipperfillets]

Originally Posted by Jabo

I love working with copper myself but your kipperfillets is truly magnificient!
Do you hat up pipes to get this beautiful bends?

No matey, I just bend them cold, I think if you heated them up the sides would deform too easily, I used a pulley with an 8mm U groove to bend them, later matey

[!nc2ca]

Barton XP-M 2500+ IOYHA 0349 @ 2560mHz (233x11)
ATi 9800 Pro 128MB (455/365)

CPU: cascade-style Torrent WB
GPU: fin-style

Temps: (load)
Water: 24.5c
CPU: 44c
GPU: 34c

here's some pics, tons more at my site

[Etacovda]

You either go to 'manage attachments' and attach them as files, or host the pictures somewhere and link to them using the [img][/img] tags -

Ie -

using img ^^

http://www.willow.orcon.net.nz/wc%20unit/block.jpg

direct link.

Have fun

(yes, my block is ugly, its a testing model - i thought id keep it on topic though)

[J2O]

Here is my things

[Myten]

Homepage of the DIY waterblock

[J2O]

Originally Posted by killernoodle

Those are some sexy blocks J20, do you have a CNC or something? Those tops look very intricate!

I especially like the awesome silver oval one, is that for an a64 board?

yep its for a A64, mounted from backside (its a speciel order).
They are all made on cnc (at Work)
All of them are my own creation

[Jackal]

Few of my blocks.

Modified WW with only one outlet and with triangular fins.
Northbridge waterblock
Radeon waterblock with fins pyramid shaped.

[darren_21]

Here is a first attempt at a waterblock, just a test design really, wanted to see how well it would machine. The whole thing was machined using a 1/16" endmill and a 1/16" ballnose cutter was used on the radius all around the outside.

[Etacovda]

Newest edition - dubbed by a friend Etablocka rev2.0

[BladeRunner]

[BladeRunner]

It's no mystery on the 9800 block they are plugged & sealed holes that were for joining the chamber to the loop channel see the 9800 cooler topic.

On the HDD block basically it was my #@ck up . Both would not be seen once the blocks are finished how intended......