Ninu

Apparently after some digging, these look like Hardware labs nemesis gtr 240's. 54mm thick, 16fpi. So its cooper (also scratched around the fitting a bit to see and yep it looks like cooper/brass from colour). Need to get new fittings, tubing, and start to reverse engineer that controller board. This unit has inlet/outlet temp sensor. Flow meter, and all built into a custom controller. Controller has Jtag on it, so I think I will start digging.

Greetings all. A few DC ev charger heat exchangers have been scrapped at work and was given the opportunity to take it away. Since the rear rads looked like 2x240 i jumped on it as my aio has bitten the dust lately. It has innovatek coolant and an innovatek sticker on it. I know mixing metals is bad so how can I check what its made of/ any advice on what I can re use? I will need tubing, adaptors and a good cpu block (the pump/reservoir combo uses quick disconnect fittings) It is a 24v system so might need a 12-24 buck converter to run the pump. I wont be using the fans it came with as they are metal and pretty finger chop looking. Any advice is welcome. Coolan that was supplied ( have a fresh unopened bottle is Innovatek 501914 52% Glycol (1,2 Ethanediol)but there is no specifics of the pump or rad in it as they don't have stickers. Will tear it down fully a bit later as there is a controller board fitted that the flow meter, temp probes, fans and pump connect to. Thankyou

Its almost fully assembled .

Might not be the best solution, but until msi gets back to me this will have to do it. Yes... that's an M.2 heatsink cautiously engineered onto those vrms

It's the igpu vrm. I would have removed it as well. If you have that sink there you cant fit a radiator above the board well. I am running prime 95 for 15 min and I can comfortable touch those vrms, they are just slightly warm... I guess I was overly cautious. Thanks everyone

Greetings fellow PC enthusiasts. I have a question about an MSI z270 mPowerGaming Titanium. It was an amazon open box for dirt cheap, but it seems like its missing a vrm heatsink. Is there any way to check how the VRM's are split or to test this board? I have an i7 6700K I could pop in there to see if its worth getting a heatsink there or to straight up return it. Pictured below: https://www.amazon.co.uk/photos/share/QfgZ5VmkYipJhdbHL4tcklSmix8Y54YNMcANF4qmaT1 According to the manufacturers website, there should be a heatsink on the lower(upper) 4 phases. Kind regards -Ninu