Thanks, nice to hear you like it. A small temperature update, I tested the setup in horizontal (laying down) position with the heatsink facing upwards. This way the temperature got around 10°C higer. CPU was around 65°C and GPU at 61°C. So.. it's nice to see that the planned vertical setup is still the most effective for this build.
Yeah Im familiar with that, and I was pretty shure It wouldn't improve the cooling. It's just that I got a suggestion to test it horizontal aswell. And actually..sometimes a vertical heatsink isn't always the best it's dependent of the angle and height of the fins. And there's no better way to know than trying
Very cool and unique. Good job. Kitchen cooking oil instead of thermal paste...and I thought the MacGyver Avatar was just a coincidence.
Thanks mate. thanks, I have to say I'm more than pleased with the temps aswell since I was kind of making a guess about the size needed. Didn't know much about heatoutput and such, Thanks Haha thanks, MacGyver is my alltime hero and will so bee. I was actually choosing between cooking oil and fertilizer but went with the oil because of some minor advantages
Amazing blend of design and functionality. I really would like to see the final results. I'm impressed at your skill, GNU!
Aw, man... I want one of these now! You gotta go passive with protohype now. It's the perfect setup for this.
BTW... there's a rather inexpensive passive cooled case available now -> http://www.htpcreviews.org/impactics-c3lh-b-case-uses-k-i-s-s-s-passive-cooling For those not having the possibilities to build something like this themselves. /sorry for slightly going OT
Vackert! And an awesome idea to physically mount the hardware on it's cooling. That's plain innovative!
Well you can bet that I'm tempted, Im actually thinking of making some changes to ProtoHype to incorporate some heatpipes there aswell. I simply love heatpipes after working with them on this build. np at all. I have browsed through quite a lot of those passive cases while gathering information and brainstorming about this project. Some of those cases are really nice. Man tackar Well I like to try on new and sometimes weard things and it's always nice when they work aswell. You're pretty innovative yourself turning a CPU cooler into a flower
Yeah the machines help alot but I still wish sometimes that I had acess to a CNC. Making parts with manual mills takes forever and there is always the risk of destroying the part totaly by turning the axis wheels a bit to much. But I guess that's why there is such a nice feeling when holding the finished piece knowing you didn't screw up. Sorry.. no colors yet. I'll have to finish the last pieces before it's of to the anodizer for some colors