[daveyp187]

please link

[Nichibotsu]

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/g...?waterblock=31
the site is in italian, but on the left you can see waterblocks menu... this stuff is pro, it's gonna be hard to do something like this, but if you manage to, well you've got some of the best pieces around, he was great and he had knowledge of fluid dynamics

[Mistawes]

That is quality workmanship right there! My Dad built a CNC machine which could be very handy for something like this, but getting it that clean and smooth is tricky to say the least..

[KillerBug]

Originally Posted by Mistawes That is quality workmanship right there! My Dad built a CNC machine which could be very handy for something like this, but getting it that clean and smooth is tricky to say the least..

It is very high quality workmanship, but certainly not what you want. It has water jacket where you want to put screws through it and the fittings come out the top. Plus, the internal surface area really isn't that large. For my blocks, I plan to carve a kind of "S" shape so the water is in there for a while. Either that, or I'll just drill 4 holes side-by-side long ways through a 1/2 blank and use copper tubing to turn the 4 circuits into 1.

[Nichibotsu]

i think http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/g...?waterblock=30 this one would be great... it has great flow, a lot of surface in it and has turbolence.... why wouldn't it work?

[KillerBug]

Originally Posted by Nichibotsu i think http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/g...?waterblock=30 this one would be great... it has great flow, a lot of surface in it and has turbolence.... why wouldn't it work?

That's pretty much what I was thinking...except that I wanted to put the fittings on the sides, at the ends of the circuit. Still, I might just go with that and some 90 degree elbows just to save time and bother.

[Nichibotsu]

yeah fittings on the sides is way better, but most of the cpu WB has fittings on the top... anyway i just went looking for some copper layer like 40x20 to use to make WB, but noone seems to have something like that... i'm just too much of a worker not to try this...let me know if you find the copper and start working... i'll try asking around a bit more, and if i seriously can't find anything i'll just end up buying them

[Señor_Striatum]

Originally Posted by Nichibotsu yeah fittings on the sides is way better, but most of the cpu WB has fittings on the top... anyway i just went looking for some copper layer like 40x20 to use to make WB, but noone seems to have something like that... i'm just too much of a worker not to try this...let me know if you find the copper and start working... i'll try asking around a bit more, and if i seriously can't find anything i'll just end up buying them

Hey I ran into this waterblock and thought you might be interested... i might get some myself as soon as money permits.

http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...roducts_id=104

High Density Copper with 24k Gold Plating,
WxHxD 1.6" x 1.6" x 1.3" (4.1cm x 4.1cm x 3.4cm)
Product Weight 2.6 ounces (74g)
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Oh and the GPU-180-H06 is better fit for your needs with the ports on the side but it is 50mmX50mmx1.1mm

[Nichibotsu]

thanks, but i am in europe and it's not avaible here, and having it shipped it's not worth the costs, i't would be cheaper to just buy something else... if i had to choose though, i would for sure get the gpu-200 model, better imho...