Those are some good temps Hondaguy, what's you ambient air temp?
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Those are some good temps Hondaguy, what's you ambient air temp?
I am going to keep an eye out on this block for when I switch back over to water.
@Koolance : do i have to send back the block (rev1.0) for replacement?
Ok, CPU-360 Rev 1.1 are now in stock.
Possibly, but we pay shipping both ways. Please see http://www.koolance.com/technical/pr...1.1_update.php for details with the RMA link.Quote:
Originally Posted by nyeah
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Originally Posted by Koolance
ok, thanks for the link
Got any hints on the CPU-360's performance against the HF yet? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Eagerly anticipating the Rev1.1 base :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JaD
I'd do some dummy tests with the 1.0, but with a Gigabyte, it might not be representative of final performance AND my base isn't bowed, which would lowball the results as well.
Yeah, I know... I am the worlds worst person at shipping things out. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Just did another test here.. Right now temps are 23 in room...Quote:
Originally Posted by Utnorris
http://i42.tinypic.com/esrrtg.png
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questions for the koolance rep.
how about getting these blocks in Australia for less than AU$150+?
why is koolance so unbelievably expensive here?
all other manufacturers are widely available and for reasonable prices.
Trubitar review, beats HK CU. Looks like the pressure drop chart has flow rate miss printed as GPH which should be GPM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhWP7rF1uQs
I saw that last night and while his methods are improving, he still needs to learn a few things. 1. Do NOT use elbows during flow testing. 2. Make sure you compare current gen blocks against current gen blocks (K360 v original Supreme??? really?). Those were the 2 most obvious things that stuck out to me on the first watch. All in all, he's still an ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL tool.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MUGEN02
lol... at least theres less bashing vs anandtech's 980 review.
LOL... everyone is yelling at anand for using the X58 SO.
Im doing some clean up over there, to ensure them that these chips arent limited @ 4.1ghz.
Just watched it again and there is something seriously wrong with that entire graph, it's a complete wreck. :shakes: It looks as though the PSI side is supposed to actually be the GPM. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by MUGEN02
For his thermal graphs, it looks like he borrowed nikhsub1's method of graphing. :D
does anyone really believe in this review stating the 360 is 4-5K better than the Heatkiller 3 CU? 1K - maybe. 2 K - :cool:. More? :rolleyes: I prefer waiting for vapor or skinnee or anyone else to trust in.
with better injectors possibly.Quote:
Originally Posted by scamps
But i ran into a problem.
Laser + Brass = Not a good combo.
Tim... can u change them to SS? :X
It's easier for the DIY'er to whack away on brass with a Dremel (or other home tools) then SS. What about having your machinist use a waterjet or, *:shock2:* an end mill style machine?Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
Until we have more stocking resellers in Australia, you can purchase from one of our U.S. dealers who offer USPS shipping. That should be cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by zeropluszero
Tim
Oh, sure, just when we get brass so people can easily modify them, you come along with your fancy laser :). Please send me an email or PM and I'll see what I can find.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
Tim
Um no, that would be me.Quote:
Originally Posted by skinnee
You are the worlds second worst. :p:
Eewwwww, I don't even want to think about some poor guy trying to dremel stainless... agreed though, brass is the suck for laser.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
Waterjet should be just fine though.
oh bei can u waterjet it out then?
If so you'll get the plates mailed out to you first thing next week.
Ive been pooling ideas from friends, so we got a few good ideas getting plotted up.
I just dont get how someone would take a drill to a brass plate and start drilling it.
You couldnt get a uniform jet out of it. At best your gonna mirror cathar's impingement design on his storm with a series of holes to simulate jets.
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Originally Posted by Waterlogged
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Originally Posted by NaeKuh
the design of catharīs is quite different...i belive they are refering to the jets desing: :rofl: ( http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=243003 )
Both of you are the ones with the "best ideas" of the forum, you should know that with microholes the world cant be fixed....tho something may improve :up: ( i hope that VAPOR does not get mad at me) :shrug:
I will make some stainless ones with the laser and also cut your brass ones on the water jet.
Bei, please throw the SS ones hard enough to bounce off his forehand, might knock some sense into him. :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bei Fei
I've contacted several Australian retailers regarding this, they don't want to stock Koolance because the pricing on the parts leaves a lot to be desired.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolance
you have great products, in particular the Quick Disconnects, its a shame the pricing forces me not to want to order the parts.
:O bei is not a ninja!Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterlogged
he's a dark knight.
I installed the EK pump and I"m getting 1GPM now and I also remounted the 360 block with more MX-3. The pc was fully warmed up before I tested it then I ran fans/pumps at high for about 5-10 minutes before the test.
All fans at full speed_EK pump at 12v_pmp 450 at 9_room temp 22C/72F_i7 965 at 3.875 with 1.275 Vcore_realtemp warm up test with prime95
idle before test 37C
load 63C
Idle after test 38C
345ac temp before I got the 360 and extra pump in a 70-73f room.
idle 37C
Load 66C
The 3C difference isn't all thanks to the CPU-360 but also to the MX-3(345ac had ocz freeze) and the extra pump for better flow rate.
Plates are in house! (thx Koolance) Cutting begins tomorrow
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:up:Sweet! I look forward to the testing of the various different cutout styles.
Bei, did you cut one out murdermod Serpentine-style?? lol
http://www.murdermod.com/components/...ze=75&fileout=
You can also experiment with different forms of cutouts .. eg. one big round, or two smaller, or one ellyptical ..
OK guys....
We can offically kiss vapor goodbye for a while.. because he will be testing all that and probably will disappear until its done!
:rofl:
10 injectors so far, and he does about 5 mounts each, = 50 mounts total... Eric... thats a LOT of MX-2
I'm sure some will be eliminated after the first mount and performance is abysmal.
im sure he will still do at least 2 mounts to test for mismounts tho.
NaeKuh: and Vapor will need to test those plates with different TIMs aswell .. eg. ones with cure time of 48+ hours :D
Can anyone confirm that the 360 fits 2 bitspower 3/4" compressions without 45 degree adapters? I know Tim said the koolance ones fit but would like some confirmation that the bitspower fittings fit. Also, eagerly awaiting the skinnee review.
Yes, it fits !
mine arrived yesterday incl the htpx tray for my tower :)
and yea bitspower fit but it's quite close ^^
http://alexiel.stor.li/koolance1.jpg
and rly nice mirror finish :O
http://alexiel.stor.li/koolance2.jpg
gonna test it tomorrow :)
Could you please add heat plate like this:
Thanks.
Even more interesting, how it impact temps/flow.
EDIT
Hmm, Koolance even added today blank jetplates for sale. Marked as for rev 1.2. I wonder if they fit 1.1 too.
Nope, they are smaller and look to have the same slot in them and they no longer work on rev 1.0-.1.1.Quote:
Originally Posted by churchy