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    Quote Originally Posted by orclev View Post
    ... anyone know how much a CNC costs? Evil, why can't you be working for one of the WB manufacturers and actually making these! That design right there is more or less exactly what I've been looking for.
    as evil agree'd and i said, it wont work.

    because you got ram under the water chanel. Unless evil can make the block fit the 2 ram's and core.

    But then it would be gpu specific. You see? your going around an endless wheel like a hamster.
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    Ok, what am I missing here. These look like they're designed to fit on top of D-Tek unisinks. How would these not work in conjunction with the unisinks? Obviously of course you'd need a different unisink for each card, but that would still be a little better than a completely new block for each card.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    You see? your going around an endless wheel like a hamster.
    That's going in the sig for sure!

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    Quote Originally Posted by orclev View Post
    Ok, what am I missing here. These look like they're designed to fit on top of D-Tek unisinks. How would these not work in conjunction with the unisinks? Obviously of course you'd need a different unisink for each card, but that would still be a little better than a completely new block for each card.
    ...

    Read this again:

    Quote Originally Posted by evil-98 View Post
    there is .2" +/- .015 clearance from the actual ram and the block.

    also the dimensions are based off the 4870 since i need a single slot solution for my current build, unless i get some ek blocks...

    edit:

    i can always dream right lol

    In short,

    1. Its predetermined setting, which destorys the whole point of a core only block. Meaning its selective in what it fits on.

    2. there is .2" +/- .015 clearance.. Do i need to say more?

    3. Evil said this:
    "i can always dream right"
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    Nice renders! I haven't messed with rendering, models and such in YEARS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gillbot View Post
    Nice renders! I haven't messed with rendering, models and such in YEARS!
    i do it everyday

    updated the render

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    check PM's evil ;-)

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    ? what was the point of that

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    Ya know had a funny thought, what if you have a CNC and you're just claiming there renders How would we know? :P
    Great work Evil.


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    Quote Originally Posted by n00b 0f l337 View Post
    Ya know had a funny thought, what if you have a CNC and you're just claiming there renders How would we know? :P
    Great work Evil.
    perfect acrylic.

    no finger prints on anything.

    Also the fact his cuts are even clear.

    nah.. has to be renders.
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    ......spoooge....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glyph View Post
    ......spoooge....
    Basically. Once I saw that DFI JR p45 block render.

    Ahhhh

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    Quote Originally Posted by evil-98 View Post
    ? what was the point of that
    Sorry, I'm one of the few that like the Obsidian but it doesn't hold a candle to the looks OR PERFORMANCE of evil blocks.

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    I am a mechanical engineering student and have worked alot with AutoCAD. It can render but nothing like this. What software did you use to make renders like this. did you draw it in a CAD program first. I have worked in SolidWorks and have never seen a render program that good. But i do have access to a CAD machine as well as a 3D laser printer for rapid prototypes.

    I am thinking about getting some copper stock and making some custom waterblocks. I want to watercool my Areca SAS controller. It gets ALOT hotter than you would think. I had an Adaptec 5405 and it had a 256MB of DDR2 and a 1.2 Ghz processor and passive cooling. It would shut down within 30 minutes from heat do I made a heatsink for it with a fan

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy1323 View Post
    I am a mechanical engineering student and have worked alot with AutoCAD. It can render but nothing like this. What software did you use to make renders like this. did you draw it in a CAD program first. I have worked in SolidWorks and have never seen a render program that good. But i do have access to a CAD machine as well as a 3D laser printer for rapid prototypes.

    I am thinking about getting some copper stock and making some custom waterblocks. I want to watercool my Areca SAS controller. It gets ALOT hotter than you would think. I had an Adaptec 5405 and it had a 256MB of DDR2 and a 1.2 Ghz processor and passive cooling. It would shut down within 30 minutes from heat do I made a heatsink for it with a fan

    i thought i my posts would eliminate these kind of questions
    the models are made in inventor which is a 3D solid CAD software
    models are then imported into 3dsmax which there i setup and render
    into Maxwell Render.

    give ne some dimensions of the Areca SAS controller, ill have you a
    drawing in no time.

    thanks for the comments

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    Great work evil.
    One quick question as i have no expertise in autocad : how do i export from autocad or some mechanical drawing software to a file that is needed by a CNC machine.
    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by evil-98 View Post
    ? what was the point of that
    What? Why the butthurt reaction?

    I was just showing you an example of something similar to yours.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cegras View Post
    What? Why the butthurt reaction?
    ... WTH? You've been on the internet too long, it's starting to seep into your brain.

    Quote Originally Posted by cegras View Post
    I was just showing you an example of something similar to yours.
    Well, it's similar in that both of them are waterblocks for a graphics card, but aside from that pretty much every other aspect of them is completely different. Also, you shouldn't just post a link with no explanation of what the link is, that's really rather poor etiquette on a forum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cegras View Post
    What? Why the butthurt reaction?

    I was just showing you an example of something similar to yours.
    you didnt explain your post, i had no idea what you were trying to say

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    Just outta curiosity Evil-98, are any of the file formats you use of a type that can be directly inputted into a non manual CNC machine? That would be key right there if you can just take what you design and email/bring on a flash drive/CD to a CNC place and all the other work gets automatically done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaskar View Post
    Just outta curiosity Evil-98, are any of the file formats you use of a type that can be directly inputted into a non manual CNC machine? That would be key right there if you can just take what you design and email/bring on a flash drive/CD to a CNC place and all the other work gets automatically done.
    This is exactly what i was asking earlier ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaskar View Post
    Just outta curiosity Evil-98, are any of the file formats you use of a type that can be directly inputted into a non manual CNC machine? That would be key right there if you can just take what you design and email/bring on a flash drive/CD to a CNC place and all the other work gets automatically done.
    it could be exported to G code but it will still need to be manually programmed as alot of the parts have very complex shapes and forms and sometimes computers just dont understand enough to calculate it accurately or at least the way we want it

    once i get set up with a CNC ill probably invest in some way to turn over my drawings as fast as possible.



    but id probably start doing drawings in CAM so i could export it directly and inventor for renders

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaskar View Post
    Just outta curiosity Evil-98, are any of the file formats you use of a type that can be directly inputted into a non manual CNC machine? That would be key right there if you can just take what you design and email/bring on a flash drive/CD to a CNC place and all the other work gets automatically done.
    Huh???

    While there is a manual override on CNC's, it's general purpose is to be "non manual". CNC = Computer Numerical Control, meaning you give it a program and all it does all day long is repeat that program in an extremely precise manner (depending on how well it's maintained).


    The cheapest CNC I would bother with for a @ home business is a Haas Minimill.....~$30K before options.


    evil, I hate you....you had to bring up G code, didn't you? I was trying to forget. There are very many machines that don't use G code in some way or another.....and they all use it differently.......AARRGGGHHHH!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterlogged View Post
    Huh???
    Tell me something Waterlogged. Why does your avatar have hair on the top of his head but none on the side? That's gotta be one of the creepiest avatars going...

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