Sons First Dice Containers
Well, after a few months of reading through these threads, I decided to design my own pots so that I can do some extream benching. The tubes were made by my friend Captain Slug. There is no internal soldering, only external. Tell me/us what you think!
Dont mind the 6800, it's thier in place of my 7800GTX. I still have yet to lap the bases, tap the GPU container, and as you can see, clean out both tubes. Once that is all done I will be ready to do my first run with DICE!
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Looks awesome man! They look much taller than needed though.
Main Rig: E6600, Asus Commando, Leaktek 8800GTX, X-Fi XtremeMusic, 2x Seagate 250GB 7200.10 RAID-0, Thermalright Ultra 120, HR-03+, Toughpower 1000watt.
OC Settings: 3600mhz (400x9) 2:3, 1200mhz 5-5-5-15, 650/2000 GPU, 1.4vcore, 2.3vdimm.
The GPU tube seems like a monster
looks tall and also you dont have a lot of surface on the inside, you can work there.
from what i've seen 8" tall is enough
and also more area inside = colder temps you can get
Ill take the height into concideration for my next tubes. Its currently 12" tall.
Nice tubes mind if I ask the base thickness of the gpu? It looks to be 1/2 or thicker which be a little more then desirable thickness.
The base's for both are 0.5"
I'd chop it down to 8 inches or so and lap it real good to knock some width off the bottom. I mean lapping with a lathe or something, then smoothing it down.
Main Rig: E6600, Asus Commando, Leaktek 8800GTX, X-Fi XtremeMusic, 2x Seagate 250GB 7200.10 RAID-0, Thermalright Ultra 120, HR-03+, Toughpower 1000watt.
OC Settings: 3600mhz (400x9) 2:3, 1200mhz 5-5-5-15, 650/2000 GPU, 1.4vcore, 2.3vdimm.
Originally Posted by bigval
A lathe wouldn't do any good for that. A lathe spins the part around and then brings a tool in to do the actual cutting. A belt sander would work well for this though.
Last edited by speed bump; 03-23-2006 at 01:24 PM.
Your saying its too thick the base?
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