Prototype CPU LGA 775-1366

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02-05-2010, 11:14 AM
JASSAF

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Originally Posted by Wezly

Oh damn...
Nice.
Let's see some temps! :D

http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/1070/cpuproto32.jpg

http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/7...proto31.th.jpg
02-05-2010, 12:07 PM
Wezly

Nice.
:up:
02-05-2010, 04:28 PM
JASSAF

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WATERBLOCK OC E6600@ 3.510MHz, 1.52V

LOOP:
Black Ice GT Stealth 240 - MCP655™@12V - Prototype CPU LGA 775-1366

Temperatures:
Room temperature:....... 33°C
Water temperature:...... 35°C

testing good or bad?
02-05-2010, 05:17 PM
mariop

Really good looking block. Which tool did you used to cut the micro channels? Cnc with a reaaally thin cutter?
02-05-2010, 06:04 PM
weston

Your plating looks really good! Could you say how you set it up? Things like concentration of nickel, voltage, etc... I have a 5,000ppm solution of nickel and I want to plate some stuff to practice for a GPU block plating in the future.
02-05-2010, 06:11 PM
skinnee

Even though I don't like cross comparing benches... here are Vapor's results from a Core 2 Duo and a D-Tek Fuzion
02-05-2010, 06:14 PM
Hondacity

temps are kinda high

edit: damn skinnee got first..lol
02-05-2010, 07:26 PM
JASSAF

Quote:

Originally Posted by skinnee

Even though I don't like cross comparing benches... here are Vapor's results from a Core 2 Duo and a D-Tek Fuzion

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hondacity

temps are kinda high

edit: damn skinnee got first..lol

am i very optimistic :up:? but with that loop from the link and 21°C ambient, i´m sure that my water block will do wonders. :clap:
02-06-2010, 05:25 AM
JASSAF

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Originally Posted by mariop

Really good looking block. Which tool did you used to cut the micro channels? Cnc with a reaaally thin cutter?

Screw Slotting Saw - 0.013 Inch Thick, and do it manually ..... not cnc.
02-06-2010, 05:38 AM
Wezly

that was the most impressive action shot when you originally posted cutting the channels.
Even more so now that it was hand-guided!

Great job!
02-06-2010, 10:35 AM
MaXoz

very impressive... Do you think about selling price ? or only prototype.. sir?

i really interested one for shipping to Thailand ^^'
02-06-2010, 09:06 PM
JASSAF

Quote:

Originally Posted by weston

Your plating looks really good! Could you say how you set it up? Things like concentration of nickel, voltage, etc... I have a 5,000ppm solution of nickel and I want to plate some stuff to practice for a GPU block plating in the future.

I bought the solution already prepared in a chemical store.. If you have a regulated power supply, the parameters are as follow:

Volts: 3 - 5
Amps: 2 x 100cms2
Time: about 5-8 minutes
02-07-2010, 12:34 AM
INFRNL

Very impressive work Jassaf :up: :clap:. can't wait to see actual comparisons to the other top blocks :shrug:
02-07-2010, 04:04 PM
JASSAF

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Originally Posted by INFRNL

Very impressive work Jassaf :up: :clap:. can't wait to see actual comparisons to the other top blocks :shrug:

the number one ...... is: :confused: :D :eek: :shrug:

only are similar ....the secret is within
02-07-2010, 04:32 PM
overclocking101

this block looks nice! and if you took your drill that you made the mounting holes with and drilled out the space in between the 775 and 1366 mounting holes it would be 775,1156, annd 1366 compatible. just a thought ;) are you planning on mass producing this block at all?? if so it would be nice to try out. honestly your temps are nit bad at aall considering 2 things, 1: your temps REALLY are not that much higher than those on skinnee labs and that was a mainstream top end block back then, and 2: your ambient temp is 10c higher than those tests! meaning your block runs close to the same as the fusion V2 if not better probably more comparable to an ek supreme or appogee GTZ if you do the math with your ambient temps.
02-08-2010, 01:35 PM
JASSAF

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Originally Posted by MaXoz

very impressive... Do you think about selling price ? or only prototype.. sir?

i really interested one for shipping to Thailand ^^'

it is no longer a prototype, i am currently working on its final version becouse i intend to sell it. when i release the final version you can contact me anytime if you still interested.

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Originally Posted by overclocking101

this block looks nice! and if you took your drill that you made the mounting holes with and drilled out the space in between the 775 and 1366 mounting holes it would be 775,1156, annd 1366 compatible. just a thought ;) are you planning on mass producing this block at all?? if so it would be nice to try out. honestly your temps are nit bad at aall considering 2 things, 1: your temps REALLY are not that much higher than those on skinnee labs and that was a mainstream top end block back then, and 2: your ambient temp is 10c higher than those tests! meaning your block runs close to the same as the fusion V2 if not better probably more comparable to an ek supreme or appogee GTZ if you do the math with your ambient temps.

the mounting hole can be only one (if i make just one version). as for the result of the OC we both agree. :up:
02-08-2010, 01:53 PM
RoadconeTuning

im curious about this... how thick is the base compared to others, i think that might be why temps are a bit high... i mean i hit 70C during prime with 4 cores and 1.5v under load...

it'll be nice to see this thing tested by the pros tho :) if nothing else it looks cool!
04-06-2010, 06:46 PM
JASSAF

New Test

Performance: OC E6600@ 3.510MHz, 1.52V (New Test)

LOOP:
GT240 Stealth +
Tsunami_reser +
MCP655™@12V +
Prototype CPU LGA 775-1366 +
HDD Home made

TEST-1 OCCT (without jet plate):.... Flowrate: 1.93 GPM..... Room T: 28°C..... Water T_1: 30.0°C..... Water T-2: 31.8°C ......TEMP: 56°C :down:

TEST-2 OCCT (with jet plate):........ Flowrate: 1.62 GPM..... Room T: 28°C..... Water T_1: 29.5°C..... Water T-2: 31.0°C ......TEMP: 55°C :up:

without jet plate http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/565...672515m.th.png with jet plate http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/9...560715m.th.png

Something Better ?...... yes sir! (where?) :eek: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...82#post4327782

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04-06-2010, 07:27 PM
jimmyxxx

talento colombiano.
very nice :D
04-07-2010, 10:13 AM
JASSAF

Low temperature

hi there guys, taking advantage of the fact that summers season is comming to its end, last night i recorded a room temperature of 25°C and this is the result:

52°C :p: :up:

http://img357.imageshack.us/img357/2366/tempprot.png

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05-05-2010, 02:58 AM
JASSAF

New King:

There is a NEW KING: (unofficial)

http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/8461/duo1.jpg

Performance: OC i750@ 3.890MHz, 1.28V

Prototype CPU LGA 775-1366
vs
EK Supreme HF

LOOP:
GT240 Stealth +
Tsunami_reser +
MCP655™@12V +
HDD Home made

OCCT (EK Supreme HF):.... Flowrate: 1.62 GPM..... Water T_1: 26.5°C..... Water T-2: 28.0°C ......TEMP: 61°C

OCCT (Prototype CPU):.... Flowrate: 1.52 GPM..... Water T_1: 27.1°C..... Water T-2: 29.0°C ......TEMP: 59°C......
:up: "Good bye, baby" :clap:

EK Supreme HF .... http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/9105/ek2652861.th.png .............. Prototype CPU ....http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/5...7129059.th.png

IntelBurnTest (EK Supreme HF):.... Flowrate: 1.62 GPM..... Water T_1: 26.3°C..... Water T-2: 27.4°C ......TEMP: 64°C

IntelBurnTest (Prototype CPU):.... Flowrate: 1.52 GPM..... Water T_1: 27.0°C..... Water T-2: 28.0°C ......TEMP: 62°C......
:up: "Hasta la vista, bebe" :clap:

EK Supreme HF ........http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/3...6327464.th.png.............. Prototype CPU ....http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/5...t272862.th.png

:fact:
05-05-2010, 03:10 AM
Nickel020

Great job! I'd like to point out though that the the max temp in CoreTemp is not good for evaluation blocks, the average temps across all four cores over a period of time is needed for this. In your screenshot both blocks actually have an average temp of ~55.5°C.

I think I might need to have a go at this as well... make a new base with deeper channels for the Heatkiller :)
05-05-2010, 08:32 PM
Church

I'd be interested in bigger heat load performance, as in o/c of overvolted i7 @4.2+-4.5. Also can you add numbers for flow/resistance aswell? Congrats on beating 2degrees of champion :), 2 is a lot for current similarly performing waterblocks that have come near maximum effectiveness.
05-06-2010, 12:28 PM
jimmyxxx

i7 test pleaseeee =)
05-07-2010, 06:07 AM
JASSAF

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nickel020

Great job! I'd like to point out though that the the max temp in CoreTemp is not good for evaluation blocks, the average temps across all four cores over a period of time is needed for this. In your screenshot both blocks actually have an average temp of ~55.5°C.

I think I might need to have a go at this as well... make a new base with deeper channels for the Heatkiller :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by churchy

I'd be interested in bigger heat load performance, as in o/c of overvolted i7 @4.2+-4.5. Also can you add numbers for flow/resistance aswell? Congrats on beating 2degrees of champion :), 2 is a lot for current similarly performing waterblocks that have come near maximum effectiveness.

I have new test:

Performance: OC i750@ 4.005MHz, 1.39V

Thermal Test Round 1: OCCT
Thermal Test Round 2: IntelBurnTest
Thermal Test Round 3: CoreDemage

EK Supreme HF :lsfight: Prototype CPU LGA 775-1366

I am translating ... :(

http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/8818/vs01k.jpg
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