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  1. bhnielsen91
    ya see them two holes? ... studs, hoses, yada yada
  2. bhnielsen91
    I know, but .. it requires small expensive tools and machines with high speed spindles .. but ya, surface area is key!
  3. bhnielsen91
    Can the flow rate and the normal temperature of the fluid medium make up for this?
  4. bhnielsen91
    I'm a trained machinist, so that's why I'd fiddle arround with these projects The o-ring would do fine with a NBR-70 seal .. M10x1 for the studs, making my own probably .. That copper thingy is 56x56 mm - no fins, cus .... it would be cheaper to produce, considered I don't have acces to a shop .. And it's just for a school project, so it'll do
  5. bhnielsen91
    Will do .. however, might put it on fire later, if the cooling is working
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    Because I'm at school right now, and I think it would be a fun project to work on .. I had the 8800 laying arround anyway, sooo
  7. bhnielsen91
    Hey everyone! I'm new to this forum, and just wanted to know, if anybody on here is experimenting with building their own water block for their graphics cards?? I just did this concept design for a ZOTAC 8800 GTS 512MB, that I will do some test runs on soon. Thinking about using Firestrike, Furmark and Heaven for comparison of the stock cooler The design was made in SolidWorks 2018.
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