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    EVGA X58 Micro Water block

    I am just curious if anyone here is interested in water cooling their X58 EVGA Micro board. I designed a full coverage block, still in the design and prototype phase, but in very short order it will become a reality.


    This is the bottom of the block. The large blue block will be touching the north bridge.



    This is the inside of that block. There are 2 more blocks going to touch the Voltage Regulator and the south bridge that are not shown in the picture.

    It will be over 1/2" thick made of pure copper. More pictures to follow, but keep an eye out, I will update.
    Last edited by nateman_doo; 09-05-2009 at 12:36 PM. Reason: additional info

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    Render all day long Brother, We need the for real deal-Machine it and they will come (If it cools and and the price is right) Drive on and good luck!

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    I own the micro and would be very interested.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gosmeyer View Post
    Render all day long Brother, We need the for real deal-Machine it and they will come (If it cools and and the price is right) Drive on and good luck!
    Just looking for input before machining. I think I should be able to having something in hand by the end of the week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CedricFP View Post
    I own the micro and would be very interested.
    that is great to hear. I will keep you in the loop!

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    i got this email from mips ...

    hello kone,
    many thanks for your request.
    actually we have nothing in project with the evga x58 micro because there
    where no requests at this time, you are the first who ask ^^
    the mosfet section seems to be the same as x58 sli le, but nb&sb are at
    other positions, so our dualchip freezer from the x58 sli le will not fit :-((
    for a new dualchip solution there is not enough space between nb & sb and
    too many parts in the way. so we could only make a single nb block i think.

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    Wc loop:
    2xMcp655/EK Dual D5 Top->Feser 360(6xGT AP15)->Feser 360(6xGT AP15)->EK-Supreme HF->EK-FB KIT (UD7) NB/SB->PA 120.3(3xGT AP15)->EK RES 150
    2xMcp655/EK Dual D5 Top->PA 120.3(5xGT AP15)->PA 120.2(4xGT AP13)->PA160(NB PK-3)->EK-FC480 GTX in Parallel->EK-FB KIT (UD7) Mosfets->EK RES 100

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    WC loop: DDC 3.25/XSPC resTop->HK v3.0 CU->EK-NB/SB 5->MIPS Mosfet->Koolance NX295->XSPC RX360 (3x GT AP15)->XSPC RX120 (2x GT AP13)

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    Mips has already one for the NB. Ordernumber MCH 055 / 1055 / 2055. This will fit.
    SB is also one but works only with one Grafikcard because position of fittings. SB is MCH 026 / 1026 / 2026.
    What i know is that SB dont get hot.

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    I want make full cover block for it with waterchannel for nb/sb/mosfet
    but i cant buy this mobo in my country yet :|
    probably need order it from US

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    Quote Originally Posted by Six View Post
    Mips has already one for the NB. Ordernumber MCH 055 / 1055 / 2055. This will fit.
    SB is also one but works only with one Grafikcard because position of fittings. SB is MCH 026 / 1026 / 2026.
    What i know is that SB dont get hot.
    This block I am designing will work for SLI.

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    Updated. completing rendering.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nateman_doo View Post
    Updated. completing rendering.
    Nice job nateman, very professional looking

    Wouldn't it be easier to just hit the printscreen key instead ?

    Just a reminder, I'd be careful using the EVGA logo, did you get EVGA's permission to do so?
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    baah!! too easy! that computer used for rendering wasn't connected to the internet. so cell phone pics it is for now

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    and no, I did not get their permission to use it. I had one of the EVGA Techs asking me about the block. I think he wanted one, and I am hoping that they wont mind since it is exclusive for their board. Maybe if I send them one to test and play with?

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    your alowed to use trademarks for personal use, and i think that it would be fair use since its for the evga micro

    your block looks nice but i would make sure to not put liquid on the SB and just some copper, if u put liquid over it it will run hotter (unless its chilled liquid)
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    why would the south bridge get hotter being liquid cooled?

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    I own the Micro and would be very interested.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nateman_doo View Post
    why would the south bridge get hotter being liquid cooled?
    its sub 10W and the water will be hotter than the chip
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    30 degree Celsius water is cooler than a 50 degrees celsius and rising chip?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boogerlad View Post
    30 degree Celsius water is cooler than a 50 degrees celsius and rising chip?
    ive had a bunch of ich9 boards and the SB never gets hot to the touch, and the ich10 is a lower power ich9 so i dont see it getting hotter
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    cut this sucker FREE HAND with my new bandsaw. its .1" plexi. Might have something cooler to look at tomorrow. Will keep you all updated

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    Keep us up to date. I'm really excited to see the results.
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    One big hunk of copper!


    This is the initial rough cut of the block. This is the topside and the part you will see when looking down on the mother board.

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    I don't mean to discourage you, but I think if you don't have a water channel over the mosfets, it's really not worth making.

    I know for my DFI boards, mosfet temps were the wall keeping me from pushing the cpu more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Diverge View Post
    I don't mean to discourage you, but I think if you don't have a water channel over the mosfets, it's really not worth making.

    I know for my DFI boards, mosfet temps were the wall keeping me from pushing the cpu more.
    We shall see my friend.



    All the blocks are rough cut now.

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    Looking good, Nateman. Keep us up to date!
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