Burn

Well, this combines an excellent heat transfer setup (holes in base equals turbulence- Most watercoolers know that turbulence = good) and it also is high-flowing, meaning it can pick up a bunch of heat, then exhaust it quickly to the radiator...I wanted to combine the best of both worlds into a block that would be high-performance, low restriction...Something most blocks can't do.

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CyberDruid

Well put me on the waiting list for your first commercial version....

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CyberDruid

Looking forward to putting it to the fire.

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RyGuy

I might just try and find some copper I can use in the next couple days to run some in copper because I would really like to have one of these for when I switch over to WC, and by the sounds of it, so would some other people.

BRISKbaby

This looks amazing. It would be great to see how this performs! I may switch to WC just to use the "Official Overclock.net Watercooling system"

Seriously, looks great.

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Burn

Thanks

Perhaps I could add a bit of a touch of overclock.net's likeliness to it...Perhaps.

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CyberDruid

Oh I don't see why not...

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fstfrddy

I have a large chunk of scrap copper that I would sell you for scrap price which I believe is now just over $2 per pound, I actually have two peices and I could fit them into a flat rate box so shipping would be $8.15, I would have to buy 4 or 5 blades to get through it with my small band saw. If you have the means to cut it up and are interested let me know and I'll get some pics.

Burn

Excellent news!

admin and I have worked out a deal whereby I can sell these waterblocks on Overclock.net!

To anyone thinking I'm getting away with a deal: I am not. I pay admin per month to advertise.

I expect a 2-month delay before any blocks can be machined out, mainly because the whole mill setup will cost around $1500. Add in a 1-4 week lead time on the mill before it ships, and setup time to get the CNC part squared away as far as location and positions, and I should be able to make the first run as soon as possible.

I guess I can take orders now, but please bear in mind these won't ship for a bit.

Thanks guys

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Dryadsoul

Have you got a logistical type price estimate you can throw out yet??

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