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    My new solid copper pot

    Its Ø60X165mm full kobber, and 2.3kilo



    Ø45 hole is 105mm deep, and 9 Ø9mm holes are 45mm from the bottom of Ø45
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    wow very nice
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    It looks very nice... When you'll test it?

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    Very shiny! when you going to get it wet w/ LN2?

    cant wait to see the results from that monster
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    Im hope next week, if the hardware arrives in time
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    Monster!

    Jesus, even those shavings from milling are worth quite a lot

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    I lost almost half the weight making it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nanok View Post
    I lost almost half the weight making it
    Ouch, what do you pay per KG of copper?

    I hope you can get some $ back from scraps
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    wow.
    That is going to be REALLY annoying to handle.
    My solid cu pot weighs about the same, and it takes like 30min to pull back from CB.

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    A heagun wil reduce that time

    Very nice lookin pot Nanok, looking forward to your results

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    Pret-ty!!!

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    While waiting the results, do you have any pics of making this POT?
    And how much you spent on it?

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    Very nice, but how do you mount it?
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    Test bench: empty

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    Quote Originally Posted by xoqolatl View Post
    Very nice, but how do you mount it?
    I was wondering this as well

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    Mounting from the top, i will post some pic. when i come home.
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    That's a Beauty. Reminds me of Vigor' stuff from a few years ago.

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    some more pic. with mounting piece .





    Last edited by Nanok; 02-10-2009 at 06:26 PM.
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    which of These pots is best for dice? Is the pot you mentioned one of these?
    And ttyl means talk to you later
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    really interest to see how much temp you get with the enzotech base pot there nanok ?...is it only good with DI bench

    nice idea there...

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    Only good for dice, load temp did not go below -69/-70 @5.5 in 3dmark06 cpu test.
    Tryed ln2 3D but the temp was all over the place.
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    I havent played with Ln2 so im curious how did those temperatures bounce? What cpu you used and what temperature you aimed at? I can understand that temperature would be very hard to control with such container if you aim at -130c but im what im curious about is that does that kind of high surface-area and thin bottom container bounce and raise temps also if container is full of Ln2 all the time? (like if you tried to oc Phenom2 wiht no coldbug)

    Nice containers there btw

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    havet tryed cpu with no cold bug, but i dont think it will hold load temp that good.
    Maybe good with old celron/p4 cpu to bench cpu-z thoug.
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