The UltraMass 3" , Quad core monsterblock

temps on X2 6000+ 1.68V 3500mhz without a radiator and just simple water :D

Let it run for 2-3 hours and see the block collect heat until it fails ;)

If you can run this without seeing the heat rise, then you get the right temp.

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Originally Posted by Xilikon

Let it run for 2-3 hours and see the block collect heat until it fails ;)

If you can run this without seeing the heat rise, then you get the right temp.

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I have run 3dmark 01 and 3dmark06 for sever hours temps won't come above 30°c and it drops very very fast :D

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Originally Posted by BeardyMan

i was talking about the apogee block :) not mine ^^

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Ah, I see.

Apogee is even simpler. I can make it a couple ways.

One is with 5 tools in a 5 axis CNC mill. 1 part, 4 parts (or maybe even 9 parts) at a time and they would come off the machine complete.

Another way would be with multiple set ups on the machine. One setup on the machine would be an indexer or rotary table setup to slot the copper. The other setup would be a vise or fixture to do everything else to the block.

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Originally Posted by BeardyMan

It's not with cnc, none of the existing wc blocks are made with cnc. Impossibel to do.
This one is made with miling machine, the apogee and such are ponsed from a plate that's why there bases are that thin.

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I only repeated the info I got from SwifTech.

What is the ambient temp? Have you tried Orthos?

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Originally Posted by BeardyMan

I have run 3dmark 01 and 3dmark06 for sever hours temps won't come above 30°c and it drops very very fast :D

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So, it is just recycling into a bucket? How is that possible?! :eek:

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Originally Posted by ColonelCain

So, it is just recycling into a bucket? How is that possible?! :eek:

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No pump?

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Originally Posted by ColonelCain

So, it is just recycling into a bucket? How is that possible?! :eek:

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just a pomp and a reservoir that's all lol :)