This is an LN2 run, NO condensation no iceOriginally Posted by T_M
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y90...1/DSC00436.jpg
However when dryicing a fan is requiered though, but blind is right this method of mounting is easier and better, not much but it is.
Ontopic,
Sick pot vince, equiped with you and a sick cpu makes sick results,
Looks as always very nice.. Great work my friend.
Looking great k|ngp|n
Born to overclock
Actually top mount is somewhat better with condensation issues as there are only two gaps for air to get it in below the unit at bottom of vertical insualtion and just under the holdown. The F1 unit pics are just showing off the container, I never bench with it like that.
Don't try that at home kids
You can do something like OPB did if you really want to dig in and make the stack tight:
Last edited by k|ngp|n; 09-20-2007 at 04:17 AM.
sounds interesting... did you do some compare tests with the different pots?
would be interesting to see how long it takes to cool down or heat up again etc... just roughly.
very interesting, and the square design is definately something new
i like it
http://ydsimo.hp.infoseek.co.jp/maxx/very interesting, and the square design is definately something new
i like it
3 years ago
wtf..your cpu is better.
that's one clean insulation... and nice pic...
OPB + F1 Pot = that one is worth watching
Your new container looks nice, I like the way you always come up with something new. The holddown on the top of the container make it a heck of a lot easier to insulate. I tried something similar a year a go, and it worked very well.
What about making a F1-pot for gpus with high heat output like the 2900's?
Lol, in the last picture the insulation looks like a condom. "Stay safe while benching, remember the condom"
Last edited by Kaffebord; 09-20-2007 at 04:47 AM.
Now that insulation looks more suitable for my environment.
I benched my F1 units for 100's of hours like this all summer long(very hot and humid this year), sometimes no AC and never had one failure/death due to condensation on a motherboard. That is using NO polish, laquer, or anything around the socket either. Do it like this with a wrap EVERYTIME, and I assure you guys there will never be a problem:
Last edited by k|ngp|n; 09-25-2007 at 07:02 AM.
Mmmm beautiful pot on a beautiful board. What could you do with that DFI?
This pic is from OPB
Yeah and he's getting some nice quadcore results with it too.This pic is from OPB
good work KP
excellent design.......would be lovely and probably help you really get your point across if you can mount a camera and do a quick run showing your UEI temps, LCD screenshot while doing a 3DMARK run with your pours andl how quickly pull downs happen during different runs
as you said it yourself most people buying your pots are really beginners and that would be just gold plus it would also show the benefit of greater surface area benching on uneven loads like 3DMARK rather than your Pi type stuff
since i'm mainly thinking of pi and wprime and that kind of stuff i snapped up one of your Dragon Evo pots off an Aussie here who'll get an F1 instead as well
i love the craftsmanship on the evo i have here....it's really nice but that is a different topic and this thread is all about the new star in town and named after my favourite sport
Last edited by dinos22; 09-26-2007 at 04:22 PM.
Looks like theres quite a few F1's out there, nice
hey vince, just curious as I am playing with designing my own pot, how thick is the base at the low point of the F1 and the high point? Looks great man! keep it up!
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Is it a coincidence that your wifes pc is called Uranus?
so no insulation at all? just mount? first i planned water cooling, now im looking at phase, and now pots.
Where do you get the idea of no insulation?
Thats one uber-nice container. Ive thought about square container sometime too as it could be used as gpu-container also. Maybe there is still some room to develop the internal construction. But obiously there is some limitations to mill that deep. It would be intresting to see the milling process.
Next step is electrical discharge machining?
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I wonder if OPB already has some results with the pot
perhaps he has Yorkfield also
from his recent posts i would probably say not yet but i'm sure it won't be long
perhaps he has Yorkfield also
surprised i haven't heard from any of the usual guys about pricing on these by now lol
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I just talked to OPB last night and hes getting some very nice results, FSB wise, which is what hes focusing on right now.
What I can tell, hes very, very to happy with this pot.
Very nice design KP
It seems that for quad were going to be seeing a lot more of these mass designs, just like MM's Concept one.
Tell him to come over here again and to post againI just talked to OPB last night and hes getting some very nice results, FSB wise, which is what hes focusing on right now.
What I can tell, hes very, very to happy with this pot.
Very nice design KP
It seems that for quad were going to be seeing a lot more of these mass designs, just like MM's Concept one.
MM's concept?
Cone shaped containers can never give the mass as this design.
Its not cone shaped.
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