Teybers Evap

[SAE]

This thing powdercoated -> luvely!

[Tetrafluorometh]

Nice! So what style of evap do you now make that on offer to us?

[sdumper]

well guys i have tested a chilly1 next to the coldwave and i found that the delta-t was much greater on the chilly1 but both gave good evap temps both around -30c at a full250watt load

Whats a ColdWave?

[teyber]

cheers guys!

Nice! So what style of evap do you now make that on offer to us?

stepper... complicated but its not quite ready...


heres one of mounts going to sdumper




its by far the best hold down ive ever made looks great and is ridiculously stiff too...

[teyber]

[sdumper]

Looks awesome !!!

Its going on a 3 stager...

[Jor3lBR]

Impressive Teyber

I'm sick and tired of mounting and re-mounting evaps 10 times before the luck strikes in and it happens to sit perfectly aligned on top of the cpu and with the correct amount of pressure.

I tell ya, someday I'll hit the jackpot!

[Tetrafluorometh]

Reed thats nice. Can the white part be done different to look nicer?

[teyber]

cheers guys

I could do the muff out of black delrin but it would just add cost onto the evap...

cheers

[n00b 0f l337]

What size OD was the original round?
And considered ABS? What about starting with a PVC product?

[Tetrafluorometh]

cheers guys

I could do the muff out of black delrin but it would just add cost onto the evap...

cheers

I'd have it, under $20 US for the delrin?

[teyber]

yes

[Tetrafluorometh]

$20 bucks is nothing, i'd have black delrin

[Duh]

very sexy dude

[Praz]

Whats a ColdWave?

The only Cold Wave I know of. Thanks to Ron for sending it.

[n00b 0f l337]

That's a cryostar.
Coldwave I beleive is Teyber's new production?

[teyber]

no coldwave was something that a european made a small run of and sold to runmc. runmc bead blasted them and sold them. they were an expensive maze evap that i believe was 50mm in diameter? i wish that was my brazing work lol... good going there ron...

cheers

[n00b 0f l337]

Oh okay, my bad; couldn't find a reference here or off google.

[Buckeye]

Very nice mounts Teyber !

[teyber]

Oh okay, my bad; couldn't find a reference here or off google.

no worries man! there is nothing really to distinguish that between a cryostar without anything to reference size in the pic... if i saw that pic in a random thread i would have assumed it was a cryostar...

Thanks buckeye!

[sdumper]

Mounts arrived and they are sooooo sturdy!!!

Thanks!!!!!

[teyber]

glad to hear it mate! i really appreciate it

[ruffus]

hey man now that i have seen the mounting just wondering when u were going to make mine out of the derlin i sent to u and let me know as i do have a couple more peices of it and can most likly get more cheap like the last stuff i got u please send me pm to let me know how much i would owe u for making them for me

[lowfat]

Impressive Teyber

I'm sick and tired of mounting and re-mounting evaps 10 times before the luck strikes in and it happens to sit perfectly aligned on top of the cpu and with the correct amount of pressure.

I tell ya, someday I'll hit the jackpot!

My hands are just raw from screwing butterfly nuts all morning.

[Buckeye]

Here is what I do when mounting Evaps.

Mount everything up but not super tight. Super tight mountings can actually warp the MB and cause all kinds of other problems. When I am mounting a Evap I give the Evap a few twists and turns to snug everything up nice.

Leave the Phase off, turn on your computer and have a temp meter on the Evap and let it run until you get to 50c or so then shut off the computer.

The heat will cause everything to settle down and spread out and form good contact.

Then tighten down a little bit more and your good.

My thoughts are if you just mount the Evap then fire up the Phase and get everything cold before you ever turn on the computer you will freeze any bumps in the TIM and will result in bad contact.

Also when tighten down the 4 thumb screws snug them all up, not tight, then thighten down the thumb screws at opposite corners at the same time. try and do it so each thumb screw is tighten the same amount so you dont end up with more pressure on one screw vs another.