Watercooling options for the Rampage II Extreme

NB and SB in one for sure! Looks cleaner and works better with bulky VGA cards

actually something just occurred to me.

Combined NB/SB is completely necessary. Without a fullcover NB/SB you can't run tri-sli, because the SB barbs will block your GPU's.

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Originally Posted by T_Flight

Now this post is worthy of a definite increase in Xtreme Rank. a "Full Cover Motherboard Block".

Right now, I cannot buy much, but if I were to buy (again not promissing I would buy) I'd like to see the FC version. I think it's sleeker looking and makes for less tubing and less clutter. Integrated like the FC is it would eliminate potential leak sources too. It would still have connections, but less of them. I think there are alot of advantages to the FC design.

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Actually that would be a failry cool design, not sure how many people would buy it thou...

I vote for full cover. I need one for the P6T.:D

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Originally Posted by brewer265

I vote for full cover. I need one for the P6T.:D

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Hi!

For P6T deluxe it is impossible because of the capacitors near the SB, sorry...

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Originally Posted by Chruschef

I've seen one before, on million dollar pc.
http://www.million-dollar-pc.com/sys...inus/sinus.htm

I've been trying to find something like that for days'n'days...

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You would probably have to design and flow test it ina program like Solid Edge (CADD Program that includes flow and engineering modelling), then generate a .cam file using another software suit and have a pro "clean it up" for you. .cam creation software is not a fully compatible deal sometimes with certain machines.

After that you'd have to find a place that would take "one off" machine jobs on a CNC mill. Now that last part is gonna be hard to find. Most CNC places will not even talk to somebody unless it gets into the 10-50,000 dollar range. Yes, that is for real. There are some around, but they are extremely hard to find, and sometimes they will do it when they are not busy, other times they can't get to it becasue of volume orders.

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Originally Posted by T_Flight

After that you'd have to find a place that would take "one off" machine jobs on a CNC mill. Now that last part is gonna be hard to find. Most CNC places will not even talk to somebody unless it gets into the 10-50,000 dollar range. Yes, that is for real. There are some around, but they are extremely hard to find, and sometimes they will do it when they are not busy, other times they can't get to it becasue of volume orders.

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Not sure where you live, but in the UK, 80% of companies will do a one off. it's called prototyping. It works out quite a bit more than if you decide to mass produce it of course (+10-20%), but every customer will want a one off so they can test their design, make alterations if necesary then say 'YES, we want this to go to full production'

Obviously, if you provide the stock material and CAD drawings that are compatible with the CNC the cost goes down even lower.

full cover for sure

defo both chipsets in one block!!!


when can i order???

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Originally Posted by Eddy_EK

Hi!

For P6T deluxe it is impossible because of the capacitors near the SB, sorry...

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That sucks. Guess its seperate blocks for me.:( Are the mosfet ones gonna be the same?

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Originally Posted by Eddy_EK

Hi!

For P6T deluxe it is impossible because of the capacitors near the SB, sorry...

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Bei Fei made one already.

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Originally Posted by Eddy_EK

Hi!

For P6T deluxe it is impossible because of the capacitors near the SB, sorry...

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Originally Posted by zlojack

Bei Fei made one already.

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Not impossible. :clap:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...5&postcount=32

Broken link there bud

Sorry to do this to your thread eddie..

But bei fei and i pulled it off. :up:

My Completed board.

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...a/DSC00513.jpg

Now with a pair of blocks like that, I'd reconsider leaving my board on stock air cooling.

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Originally Posted by mcoffey

Hmm...the P6T on that thread has a different layout than the one I see on newegg. Why is that? On neweggs board, the 2 caps closest to the mem slots are split apart more to allow the heat pipe in between them. Unless they are underneath the block or something?

Here's the link, you can see what I mean.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowIm...d%20-%20Retail

Well smack my ass and call me Pappy, they are under the block. :rotf:

andyc

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Originally Posted by jasonelmore

Broken link there bud

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the 2 caps between the heatpipe
http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/h...s/P6T_sb-1.jpg

Isn't he the same guy who also made the heatsink for the Laing DDC pumps? This guy is good...and fast!

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Originally Posted by NaeKuh

Sorry to do this to your thread eddie..

But bei fei and i pulled it off. :up:

My Completed board.

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...a/DSC00513.jpg

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How did you get past those 2 caps pictured above?

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Originally Posted by jasonelmore

How did you get past those 2 caps pictured above?

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very carefully

Hey Eddy, you're planning to make a full cover NB/SB block for the Rampage Extreme II and you just skip the Rampage Extreme socket 775?

Or are you planning to make one for the RE socket 775 also? ....Please.... :(

It will be a lot easier (and cleaner) to tube on a single block.

I like the idea of the mosfets done like that.

Forgot to ask this this waterblock allow full use of the pci express x4 slot (For Creative PCI Express Tititium Sound Card) next to the waterblock with tri sli