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Old 20th Dec 2010, 16:28   #81
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That, is most impressive. The chamfering turned out great, the stepping of the block over caps etc adds to the massiveness and thoroughness of it, and the heat pipes thrusting around the board look so elegant and fluid, I'm really interested to see what you do with the fins to make them a bit special.
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Old 20th Dec 2010, 18:03   #82
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+ rep for passively cooling a passive cooled board.
It's little crazy things like this that makes Bit fun.

I'm looking forward to seeing a chocolate bar case.



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Old 20th Dec 2010, 18:15   #83
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+ rep for passively cooling a passive cooled board.
It's little crazy things like this that makes Bit fun.

I'm looking forward to seeing a chocolate bar case.



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The Zotac IONITX A-E isn't passively cooled by default. Temps get too high if you use the standard-heatsink without a fan, so it requires it's fan mounted to the heatsink, or any other form of blowing air at it, like a decent case-fan etc.
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Old 20th Dec 2010, 20:05   #84
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That, is most impressive. The chamfering turned out great, the stepping of the block over caps etc adds to the massiveness and thoroughness of it, and the heat pipes thrusting around the board look so elegant and fluid, I'm really interested to see what you do with the fins to make them a bit special.
Thanks for your detailed review Regarding the heatpipes, I'm glad I managed to find and scavange already prebent heatpipes. Most diy bending of heatpipes I've seen end up looking really poor and I trie to avoid that as much as possible

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hehe thanks cheap.. or should I say Chuck +rep to you for that. As jrs77 stated above, I don't think the board is intended to run passive as it gets really hot under load. However without any hard load and with a good ventilated case, it might work.

Regarding ProtoHype, I have been redesigning the whole backplate as I didn't like the look the outcome of it. I intend to do some work on that during the holidays.

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The Zotac IONITX A-E isn't passively cooled by default. Temps get too high if you use the standard-heatsink without a fan, so it requires it's fan mounted to the heatsink, or any other form of blowing air at it, like a decent case-fan etc.
Yeah thats true. I did a CPU stresstest with the board laying free on a table and stopped when it reached 80°C before I aborted. During Idle the temp was around 60°C.
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Old 23rd Dec 2010, 16:00   #85
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I guess that's true. The one I have in the Ion cube has a dead-slow 120mm fan blowing over it.
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Marvelous project The_Gnu, from concept to realisation... i've been a long time follower since your widescreen projector but this one blows my mind.
Probably because i've been wanting to build a passive cooled cpu/gpu rig myself for years but never had the guts since i've never built a computer case from scratch before.

Do you think it's possible to passively cool an i7 930 @ stock (2.8Ghz) + an ATI HD5870 with the right amount of metal and the right design? Or at least have the option to cool it pasively when idle...
If you happen to have some information regarding heatpipes/heatsinks/passive cooling (links, books, papers, wathever) that you think i might find youseful to design somethink like that i would be very grateful

And respect once again for doing a wonderful job project after project
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you can passively cool anything. its only a matter of space.

you might be interested in project hush. core i7-750 @ 4ghz, passively cooled.

PS, sorry for linking another project log to yours, Gnu
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Marvelous project The_Gnu, from concept to realisation... i've been a long time follower since your widescreen projector but this one blows my mind.
Probably because i've been wanting to build a passive cooled cpu/gpu rig myself for years but never had the guts since i've never built a computer case from scratch before.

Do you think it's possible to passively cool an i7 930 @ stock (2.8Ghz) + an ATI HD5870 with the right amount of metal and the right design? Or at least have the option to cool it pasively when idle...
If you happen to have some information regarding heatpipes/heatsinks/passive cooling (links, books, papers, wathever) that you think i might find youseful to design somethink like that i would be very grateful

And respect once again for doing a wonderful job project after project
Thanks for your comments. 4 posts in 4 years I have to say feel realy honored to get this years post from you. The projector project Is so old it doesn't even have a prefix

As Wicked_Sludge said you can pretty much cool anything passively. It's all about the cooling capasity of the cooling you build. And when it comes to alu heatsinks, bigger is better. You can pretty easy calculate how much a heatsink is able to cool by using THIS nice little calculator.

Most info I have about these kind of stuff is from random google image links. So idon't remember any perticular site. Except THIS one. It's a passively cooled computer that shows you one way of doing it, but then there is always other ways. If you have an Idea, try it and don't forget to post the log here for others to take part as well Good luck


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you might be interested in project hush. core i7-750 @ 4ghz, passively cooled.

PS, sorry for linking another project log to yours, Gnu
Np at all. That project is wonderfull and I don't mind giving it some extra credit in here.
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I am a long time reader here at bit-tech but I don't post very often but you should feel honored, your work is realy impressive

If I ever decide to build it I'll definitely post the log here!

Thank you (and Wicked_Sludge) so much for the links, some of them are really helpful!
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Looking very excellent GNU & can't wait to see the mushroom all anodised that'll be too awesome .
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I'll be watching this one. Love passive builds.
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Can't wait to see more of this : )

What kind of storage are you going to have?....

Dosent look like there is going to be Mushroom

Sorry i had too...
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I am a long time reader here at bit-tech but I don't post very often but you should feel honored, your work is realy impressive

If I ever decide to build it I'll definitely post the log here!

Thank you (and Wicked_Sludge) so much for the links, some of them are really helpful!
Thanks again for the nice comments and nice to hear you find the links usefull. I'm expecting a worklog from you soon hehe

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Looking very excellent GNU & can't wait to see the mushroom all anodised that'll be too awesome .
Thanks, Yeah I'm looking forward to the anodizing aswell, will give them a call next week to sort some things out.

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Can't wait to see more of this : )

What kind of storage are you going to have?....

Dosent look like there is going to be Mushroom

Sorry i had too...
Thanks, ehm... hm.. I don't think I got that joke. I'll just blame my crapy english and pretend that I did and do this...

progress update: I'm currently working on the supporting backplate for the whole mushroom heatsink at the moment and will show some pics of that this weekend.

Until then: Happy new year
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What kind of storage are you going to have?....

Dosent look like there is going to be Mushroom

Sorry i had too...


@ The GNU - 'much room'

Cant wait to see the anodizing and it all coming together, mod on!

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Cant wait to see the anodizing and it all coming together, mod on!

DOH

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After some rest during the holidays, I've managed to make the backside of the heatsink/base of the case. Unfortunately the Y travell of the mill was 10mm to short and I had to mill the piece in two turns. Luckely I didn't screw up the alignment.


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As you will see in this photo, the milling gave some pretty bad edges. This was mainly because of the dull endmill that I was forced to use. But theres nothing that some elbow grease won't fix.


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The round courners left from the milling process had to be removed with same basic filing.

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That is one scratchy piece of alu in desperately need of...

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..some wetsanding

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I cleaned up the internal corners with these needle files to make them really sharp

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And there it is.. time to start drilling the 60+ holes to mount all the heatsinkparts and the rest of the hardware.

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Oh I almost forgot. I was planing to make a touchbutton on/off switch based on the QT113A Microcontroller. The plan was to make one part of the anodized heatsink as the "touch sensitive part". I then realized that since anodized alu doesn't conduct electricity, I'm pretty shure it won't work. Can anyone confirm this?
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