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Well my DI tubes are finished now, so i thought I would show you them :).
The tubes are 25cm long and are 51mm inside and 54mm out side.
http://www.fury-tech.com/images/user/Jbrassington2/di-1.jpg
http://www.fury-tech.com/images/user/Jbrassington2/di-2.jpg
http://www.fury-tech.com/images/user/Jbrassington2/di-3.jpg
http://www.fury-tech.com/images/user/Jbrassington2/di-4.jpg
http://www.fury-tech.com/images/user/Jbrassington2/di-5.jpg
http://www.fury-tech.com/images/user/Jbrassington2/di-6.jpg
the water in them in some pictures, was because of testing that they were water tight. I will do some benchmarks when I insulate my baord and get some DI.
Thanks alot for HJ_07 for making them for me :D.
James
Bennah
11-21-2004, 03:45 PM
They sure look good :D
Hakan did a real professional job :D. BTW these are mines and Bennahs tubes, not just mine lol.
charlie
11-21-2004, 05:56 PM
GREAT stuff, guys! Really nice work.
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The cpu tube has been modeled on the same tubes Newbeetle, TAM and Memesama use.
"ARC pot rev 7.2" made by V-tech.
http://v-tec.hp.infoseek.co.jp/arc72.htm
[XC] moddolicous
11-22-2004, 04:30 PM
The one that is bent I'm guessing is going on the video card. Won't you need something to keep the tube up so it doesn't strain the video card??
No the tube has two holes and will be mounted like anormal heatsink. The GPU tube (yep, the one that has a 90 degree turn at the bottom) stands up on its own. If need be on other card that do notmatch the holes that have been drilled we will use a G-Clamp to secure the card and tube together :). With different video cards we may possible need to put something like a block of wodd underneath the tube if there is any space underneath it.
James
[XC] moddolicous
11-23-2004, 01:37 PM
No, what I mean is that won't having the tube mounted on the card add stress to the card?? I see the mounting holes for the video card, but wont putting the tube on it add weight won't you need something like this
Oh I know what you mean lol. No because you cannot use DI while the computer is still in a case. The motherboard will be lying on its back along the groundand the tube will be verticle. we do not use Di with the components in the case for many reasons. To stop the ethonol or other liquid from coming out of the tube, to let the blocks fall straight to the bottom and to best mount the tube so that is can be mounted on to the cpu and gpu without putting physical stress on components.
DI runs are done like this:
http://homepage2.nifty.com/NewBeetle/img090.jpg
|-jokker-|
11-27-2004, 11:18 AM
Congratulations for the great job with those tubs man , they look very nice indeed .
Results of that test are where ?:D
cumps
I will let you know when I have some. A couple of weeks most likely. they were made by my friend Hakan :).