wow...this is hardcore...must see!!

[fluxquantum]

hardcore

 

[klah]

how about these:

http://holicho.lib.net/top/020912/020912_02.jpg
http://holicho.lib.net/top/020912/020912_04.jpg
http://holicho.lib.net/top/020912/020912_06.jpg
http://holicho.lib.net/top/020912/020912_08.jpg
http://holicho.lib.net/top/020912/020912_10.jpg
http://holicho.lib.net/top/020912/020912_12.jpg

It is a Radeon9700pro, Asus P4T533-C and P4-2.50@4Ghz.

 

[Confused]

Thanks for the link!

That's a nicely written guide, with lots of pictures, perfect for me to follow when making one for my GF4

Then i'll see how high i can push my Ti4200

Confused

 

[Confused]

klah,

Those pics are hardcore! But slightly too much for us mere mortals!

The link fluxquantum gave was hardcore but to a level we (I) can do

Confused

 

[Tab]

LOL! Thats crazy!

 

[Soulkeeper]

those people got too much time
i'll let them build that stuff all day
and by the time they are done there will be a faster card on the market....
heh

 

[ctk1981]

Anyone know of place online you can get a hunk of copper like that? I wanna design just a plain old air cooled unit but nobody in town has a chunk of copper like that one. Actually, I only need it to be 3/4" thick. Hmm.....I can track down aluminum, maybe ill just use a copper baseplate and the rest of the heatsink will be aluminum.

 

[cmdrdredd]

I'd like to say...my ATi Radeon9700Pro clocks higher at the core than that thing and it's not cooled even close to the same amount. Plus I bet the 9700Pro outperforms the water cooled GF4 too.

Looks neat though, but all the tubes in the case looks stupid IMO.

 

[ctk1981]

Hmm...scratch that idea boys. Im gonna make me a home made air cooled HS unit for a graphics card (which one, unno..try it out on a cheapie TNT2 that I dont care if I ruin). Im gonna dub my lil project, PIN FIN technology..haha. Anyways, I have some free time and about 7 bux worth of materials to play around with. That should allow me to make 8 HS for the chips and one core heatsink/fan unit.