Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/27 12:31:44
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Ceramique is outdated, frostbite is the new and better cold paste.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/27 12:32:04
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Wilson, welcome to the forums!
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/27 13:41:21
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"How would your test results change if you had them actually mounted with pressure?"
The AS5 will take the lead, I'm sure =)
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/28 14:15:12
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and i give Frostbite as the leading edge on everything.
I have it in use and damn, all that other crap is outdated now !
Stop using all that old crap ceramiqua, AS5 and so on, there are much better out there.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/28 14:19:30
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Hey Chillernr1, with your Boreas set up, did you increase the voltage going to the TEC's or are they still at 12v?
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/28 14:24:18
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still at 12v, but changed some of the tec plates to a 75w version.
tec plates that didn't look good in my opinion are chnaged, almost 1 tec plate of 3 under each block is changed.
changed the fans for ultra kaze 3000rpm, and other paste on tec's.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/29 13:58:10
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What type of coolant to you use with your Boreas unit? Do you have any radiators hooked up to your loop as well?
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/02/29 14:30:51
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ethylene glycol (odorless,colorless 100%pure) mixed with H²O, mixed = 15% / 85% .
My own mixture.
no extra rads hooked up.
Just a boreas, freezone elite and a freezone V1 in the same loop full full cover block on mobo and two cpu blocks
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/01 03:26:01
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Prestone Windshield Wiper fluid FTW. The yellow stuff.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/01 09:23:37
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Prestone Windshield Wiper fluid FTW. The yellow stuff.
And that wont harm any of the tubing or water blocks?
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/01 10:45:50
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Heck no. Your O-ring will be the determining factor. I use Buna-N type material.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/01 10:58:22
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Naaaate I have money going to you today :)
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/02 15:14:31
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Copper will be ordered. Trying to finish this voodoo card water block.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/02 15:50:09
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Oh man i am stoked to see that, how close are you to getting that done? (I am in no rush nate like i was before) you'll get to it when you get to it :).
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/02 17:00:17
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Wow, the copper just arrived. Man I am good ;)
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/02 18:16:12
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/12 19:37:21
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/12 20:22:04
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oh god yes, so excited :D
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/14 03:08:30
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Did some machining of the original block:
Didn't think I could do an outside profile of 1" thick of solid copper. My machine just impressed me.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/14 06:50:35
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Some updated pics: The original block on the far left, Delrin block, protoype Garolite material, and another Delrin Block  Garolite seems to be much stiffer, and more comparable to fiberglass. Still for the function required any material will work Edging the original block:  Look on the left side of the block. This shows the boundary between the top 1/4" thick plate, and the main block. You can see how large the gaps were that I machined away. A view of it standing up:  The surface was machined. Its not pretty by any means, but it is flat - and that is the desired outcome. and finally coated:  Again, pointless since this block is going to be buried under insulation, but it makes for nice pictures :)
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/14 11:20:09
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/14 11:41:38
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/14 13:05:13
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/03/21 09:16:23
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Nate's the man. Latest and greatest from his machining kungfoo  
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/04/21 18:33:11
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Going to be some updates to this thread very soon, holy cow nate I have to add anti-freeze or it freezes the liquid if it isn't moving fast enough / generating heat
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/04/21 19:28:29
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Mind PMing me how much it'd be for a 3x2 or 4x1 version with just the copper base and acetal top on both sides of the sandwich? Just curious.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/04/22 17:11:28
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The material comes in 6x6 sections.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/04/22 17:20:18
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Ah I gotcha, in that case you have a PM inbound with another question.
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/05/23 15:09:09
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This will be updated soon, my t-balancer that was controlling the SSR literally caught fire the other day from a miss calculation by accident so I need to replace that. Sorry!
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Re:6x6x1 TEC Block (CNC action)
2012/05/24 05:10:02
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