logiX and logiS: wb for the 8800 GTX and GTS

That's the definitive version of WBs for Nvidia 8800GTX and GTS

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...pu/logix/2.jpg

WB's are made of binded high quality copper and milled from the whole piece of copper.

As usual, the internal structure let the water flow very well without limiting the powerless pump;as a matter of fact you can even

get rid of expensive pump with high maximum head because a smaller pump like the Seltz L20 it's enough.

In addition to exceptional performances, structure made possible a loss of weight (LogiX is about 660gr and LogiS 620 gr) distibuted

on the VGA through all screws.
For their structure both are easy and fast to assemble, even for beginners.

CNC MANIFACTURE:
* Internal manufacture of fins and carving
* Lid milling
* Fittings of delrin with 10.70mm internal hole
* Grinding on the whole perimeter, base lightening and corner giving off.
* Logo carving

HANDICRAFT MANUFACTURE:
* High quality tin welding.
* Superficial trimming
* Painting
* Isolation with professional liquid which seals fittings between waterblock and fitting.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
* Made in Italy
* Compatibility:
- logiS: with the 8800GTS
- logiX: with the 8800GTX
* Top grade quality copper.
* Tubes compatibility: 10x14 - 12x17 - 14x19 sia Silicone che Cristall
* Weight:
- logiS: about 620 gr
- logiX: about 660 gr

Thanks to amd4ever for his special advise.

Now, some photos:

Logis
http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...pu/logix/6.jpg

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...pu/logix/7.jpg

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...pu/logix/4.jpg


LogiX
http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...pu/logix/1.jpg

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...pu/logix/9.jpg

for more info you can send me PVT

Here's logiX on my 8800GTX...

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...u/logix/13.jpg

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...u/logix/14.jpg

ciao Lore

Interesting... any pics of the inside?

Who are your US distributors? Or do you have one yet?

Great work!!!

Looks good! Now bring the Inside Pics! :D

here the inside of the wb ...

http://www.insanewb.com/waterblock/c...u/logix/17.jpg

thanks to this type of groove we succeed to cool in optimal way all the surface of the wb . :banana:

I don't wanna nitpick, but the machining and painting on the blocks look like it could use some work. Also, any comparisons with Eddy's or DD blocks?

doesnt look like it would cool all that effectively, and im not likin the quality of the finish on the copper at all. Good start tho, with some improvements it may be a keeper.

a block that size, if your not gonna watercool the ram, atleast fin that extra area above the ram, so a fan has some shot at cooling it.
otherwise all that copper passively cooling a card that big isnt gonna be too effective.

how is the cover over the water channels attached? the main body looks cast with macined mounting surfaces.

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Originally Posted by Kunaak

a block that size, if your not gonna watercool the ram, atleast fin that extra area above the ram, so a fan has some shot at cooling it.
otherwise all that copper passively cooling a card that big isnt gonna be too effective.

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The baseplate should be able to transfer the heat to the area being cooled, no?

New Test with this configuration:

Qx6700 @ 3400mhz vcore def
Galaxy 8800 Gts
2x1Gb Cell Shock pc8000 @ 1020 4,4,4,12

And the LogiS.......

http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/8...0612961mk4.jpg

Working Progress:clap:

Temp 38°.......

not too bad temps :D

Quote:

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Originally Posted by mcoffey

That's nice,

now, you wanna give us the ambiant room temp. With a CPU at 18c, and a MB of 23c, must of been a little chilly in the room unless you've got other cooling besides normal WC.

nice work none the less,

andyc

NSYX

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The sensor of the mainboard doesn't like the quadcore... :( and the real temp is 40-42°C (core temp)

the ambient temperature was 20°C

and the water was at the ambient temperature... ;)

Quote:

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Originally Posted by lore85bg

New Test with this configuration:

Qx6700 @ 3400mhz vcore def
Galaxy 8800 Gts
2x1Gb Cell Shock pc8000 @ 1020 4,4,4,12

And the LogiS.......

http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/8...0612961mk4.jpg

Working Progress:clap:

Temp 38°.......

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Very good job Lore:clap: :clap:
I can say "I was there", this thing really rock :banana:
As usual here Italian job's not welcome...:nono:


See you this evening.



Byez