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TSvbNooB
post Mar 30 2004, 02:19 PM, updated 22y ago

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Warning : DO NOT post anything other than pictures/configurations of YOUR watercooling setup, screenies, etc. Please keep this thread clean and neat. To discuss about watercooling and results, click here. Thanks.

Overclockers United is getting a little stale so lets just spice things up shall we? Lets just post pictures of our watercooling setup along with screenies!



I'll start with my setup, a 24/7 folding@home AMD system.

AMD AthlonXP 1800+ DLT3C NIUHB 0334WPMW @ 2.54GHz @ 1.85v
Kingston HyperX PC3200 @ 242FSB 1:1 Dual Channel 2-2-2-11-1T @ 3.25vdimm
DFI NFII Ultra Infinity w/ Oskar Wu's 04/1/21 bios, 1.8vdd
Antec TruePower 480W

DangerDen RBX Lucite Top, 1/2" Fittings
Double Heatercore, 1/2" Fittings
Evercool 120mm fans x 4, Push n' Pull Config.
Nirox P3800 Pump
bulkhy's Custom Made Cylindrical Acrylic Reservoir
aleck's "Super Oil Tubings"
Distilled water. No additional coolant, yet.

First off is the Heatercore,
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and comes the reservoir,
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along with pics of the crudely sealed Nirox pump,
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and of course, a shot of the entire wc system. Pretty simple loop w/o the GPU block.
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The acrylic reservoir's shining glow is an effect of a Sunbeam's UV LaserLED passing through them. Quite pretty, but the heatercore's still without any fan shrouds sad.gif No pics of the RBX block as it's available all over the net.

Finally, here's a temperature screenie of the system running full-load folding@home (project 859) for >4 hours.
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At an ambient temperature of 32cą, the watercooling setup records an average load of 44cą, an increase of 12cą above ambient, with a 80wą processor, comes an amazing 0.15c/wą efficiency. Pretty "cool" I'd say. But of course, they are nothing more than guesstimates as I do not know the actual cpu temperatures and the wattages produced on the waterblock itself. smile.gif IIRC 2.2GHz @ default 1.5v does 35c idle and 37c/38cą full load. Will post up screenies of them later.

In the meantime, do post up pictures / screenshots / config of your own watercooling setup as well.

Edited : Changed the image storage provider. UploadIt.org expires sad.gif
Again, please post your questions & thoughts about watercooling here. Thanks. smile.gif

This post has been edited by vbNooB: Jun 3 2004, 11:51 AM
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post Apr 19 2004, 02:03 PM

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AMD 2400+ XP-Mobile Barton FQQ4C 0402 MPM (avg quality/stepping)

2400+ @ 2.588GHz (246 x 10.5) @ 2.0vcore (actual 1.95v)
Kingston HyperX PC3200 @ 246FSB 1:1 Dual Channel 2-2-2-11-1T @ 3.25vdimm
DFI NFII Ultra Infinity w/ Oskar Wu's 04/1/21 bios, 1.9vdd
Antec TruePower 480W

DangerDen RBX Lucite Top, 1/2" Fittings
Double Heatercore, 1/2" Fittings
Evercool 120mm fans x 4, Push n' Pull Config.
Nirox P3800 Pump
bulkhy's Custom Made Cylindrical Acrylic Reservoir
aleck's "Super Oil Tubings"
Distilled water. No additional coolant.

Repositioned the heatercore to a better spot, added a little extra cooling aiming at the casing/motherboard and PCI exhaust blower to combat the heat generated from my new 9800SE-256bit, and voila! Mobile/Barton DOES run cooler than a Throughbred smile.gif

43c on load, 36c idle @ 32c ambient.
Sandra2004 reports 158W @ 2.0vcore. shocking.gif




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post Jul 31 2004, 10:25 AM

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Some preliminary shots of my new water system, screenshots and shot of complete loop to come later.

QUOTE (TDX Close Up Shot)
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QUOTE (Black Maze4 GPU Block)
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QUOTE (Black Maze4 GPU Block's Base)
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QUOTE (Boxes of both TDX and MAZE4 GPU)
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QUOTE (Complete shot)
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Review:

Both the TDX and Maze4 GPU block has a pretty smooth and even base. Needs no lapping unlike my previous RBX. Estimated grit is around 600-800 grits. Very nice and clean. The INSIDE of the TDX is very shiny as well, in fact I've yet to see a block with the innards as shiny as the TDX. Unlike the RBX the base of the TDX now touches the 4 "core-protector" (I just cant remember the word!) and needs no additional ones placed on the sides to prevent the core from getting crushed.

Both performs well, and when placed together in a loop w/ a P2800 Nirox (Hydor L20 clone) along with a bulkhy's custom rad, temperature of the CPU is only around 47c full load Folding @ 2600mhz/1.85vcore(bios), 31c ambient. GPU core increased from 390mhz with stock heatsink to 440MHz core w/ slight unnoticable artifacts.

TDX is using the default accelerator plates and from the looks of it, the RBX plates should fit nicely.

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