i have a evga 780i mobo, i placed order for a Swiftech MCW6500-775T Thermoelectric Water Block... my question is, will there be a problem fitting the Swiftech MCW6500-775T Thermoelectric Water Block in my Mobo?
are there any hindrances setting up the thermoelectric block with teh mosfets or whatsoever?
thanks...
is it ok to you a vaseline
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Originally Posted by adidassler
you should be fine.. also the mofsets should not be affected if you insulate properly, and coat around the socket with conformal coating, and about the vaseline, I'm not sure but I dont see why not.
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sorry for my english
been four (4) years already
Is there anyone who using peltier with different voltages ? I searched articles about it but couldn't find.I remember a voltages and ampers list for peltiers.
Someone may have already asked but how did you insulate your CPU socket and Block? That is a very clean looking insulation job. How well does it handle condensation?
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wow that was a long time ago, but that was the good old days.been four (4) years already
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Here's my first direct die Waterblock for a 62mm TEC. It will fit a 775 and 1366 socket CPU. Here it's on my OC'd Q6600
Damn, that block looks fantastic! I don't suppose you've had the chance to test on an i7? I've been looking for something to replace my beloved Arctic Spider.
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No i haven't tried it on a i7 as i dont have access to one.
Im supposed to be make the new and improved version soon .. that that should be really really good
Here are some temps for my block
Obviously core temps wont go below 11/4
WoW that looks like a beast!
what TEC do you use?
i have a Frozen CPU 437 one, though i know it's not 437 it's 400 at most but probably 360 . i want to get a Ebay TEC someday and do some testing
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That block looks awesome Ultra! You make that and it works well you could probably sell them at a nice price!
No i haven't tried it on a i7 as i dont have access to one.
Im supposed to be make the new and improved version soon .. that that should be really really good
My old tec experiments on old platform (P5B Deluxe / Q6600) TEC Drift 0.8 172W
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i presume this didn't work very well ?
is that epoxy or solider together?My old tec experiments on old platform (P5B Deluxe / Q6600) TEC Drift 0.8 172W
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Yep. 172W to week to dissipate heat of 3.6@1.52V Q6600 .. then i don't have more powerful tec's. but it's fun, on 3.2@1.29V freq/voltage cpu temp -10C on middle load as i remember
there a two copper plate on each side of tec with thermal compound. When i use TT waterblock () its bottom was too small and not fully cover tec surface
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This is one block a friend of mine(eleven) made ages ago for 478+462 socket.
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Here's my new 62mm block
very nice, hopefully i can find a power supply soon and get my 226w back on.
Very sweet looking have you tested yet ?Here's my new 62mm block
I have an old Whitewater block with 3 taps / nipples works great.....
Nice work really very niceeeee....
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