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    Almost done, My first solid GPU tube (sample)

    My ALU sample is almost done...

    I wanted to make an sample first, so I could look at the tube and think about design modifications and so on...

    Some production pic;s:



















    The result till now, compared to solid copper waustube:





    I think is cute

    Things to do:

    • Design and make mounting plate
    • Make hole's in the tube to mount the mounting plate
    • 5mm will be cut below
    • Making the square more round for easier isolation


    That's it...

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    Very nice job indeed my friend
    I need to learn so many things :P

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    ihhhh that is ALOT of mass being removed

    How much did the block cost you ?
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    the block and final product itself costs me... a bottle of rum

    the best bottle I ever bought.... the guy how's making the tube for me coundn't find a smaller block

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    lol thats so awsome!

    i have weird obsession with lathes lol...
    mentally confused and prone to wandering

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    Quote Originally Posted by teyber View Post
    i have weird obsession with lathes lol...
    Me too!!

    Nice machine work extera

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    nice work as already spoken, lets hope it performs well

    but what a waste of material. a squareblock would do the same design but more cost affective since you won't need to remove as much material, which also means it will be faster machined.

    regards
    Tim

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    @ Vince, I didn't make it, I wish I could.

    It was the only alu the builder could find.
    I'm already working on design changes and a new solid cpu pot, mostly designed by an other great dutch overclocker....(Lypo)
    I keep you guys updated... but its a slow progress.

    I hope this pot performs enough to handle an 8800GT... we will see, the thing was free, so no waist of money anyway, the GT is on his way, lets hope I can do some damage

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