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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/14 11:50:10 (permalink)
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My personal favorite has always been artic silver ceramique.  Its non-conductive  & non-capacitive properties are handy if you get it on other components. Time to head downstairs and see what the nights labor brought. 


Thats what I run.


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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/14 13:19:36 (permalink)
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/14 13:24:54 (permalink)
That Tuniq TX-2 had a crazy amount of 5 star reviews on the egg too, looks like good stuff and also inexpensive.  MX-4 is the same, nonconductive and non capacitive using shaped carbon particles. The HeGrease looks toxic as all high hell, and that indigo is just scary with the excess liquid metal dripping out the sides of the cpu, but of course they give the best results. 
 
Check the reviews on these two:
MX-4
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186038&cm_re=mx-4-_-35-186-038-_-Product
Tuniq TX-2
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835154003&cm_re=tx-2-_-35-154-003-_-Product
 
Chipset blocks looking good! 
post edited by Boxlid - 2014/12/14 13:35:37


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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/14 13:26:00 (permalink)
Arctic Silver Ceramique 2 2.7g Premium High Density Thermal Cooling Compound Retail (CMQ2-2.7G)
Or 
Arctic Silver Ceramique 2.5g Premium High-Density Thermal Cooling Compound (CMQ-2.5G)
 
I am about to change mine out on all my Water Blocks.
I use ARCTIC MX-4 now but from what is being said in this Thread Arctic Silver Ceramique is better.
post edited by bcavnaugh - 2014/12/14 13:41:04

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/14 18:21:31 (permalink)
I just installed a chipset plate and its good to go.  2 washer spacers, and copper right to the chipset.  Not likely going to have any updates until mid week, if not the end of the week.  Going to be guncoating copper, and cutting delrin.  
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/14 22:20:41 (permalink)
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I just installed a chipset plate and its good to go.  2 washer spacers, and copper right to the chipset.  Not likely going to have any updates until mid week, if not the end of the week.  Going to be guncoating copper, and cutting delrin.  




You mean you're going to be applying paint to the blocks?  If I have a choice, I'd like mine to be bare copper so I can have it gold plated locally if I can find a shop within reasonable distance to do it.

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/15 16:43:12 (permalink)
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I just installed a chipset plate and its good to go.  2 washer spacers, and copper right to the chipset.  Not likely going to have any updates until mid week, if not the end of the week.  Going to be guncoating copper, and cutting delrin.  




You mean you're going to be applying paint to the blocks?  If I have a choice, I'd like mine to be bare copper so I can have it gold plated locally if I can find a shop within reasonable distance to do it.


you got it.
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 04:33:28 (permalink)
Do you want it bead blasted, or just left as is? 
Did you find a plater yet? 
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 07:31:20 (permalink)
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Do you want it bead blasted, or just left as is? 
Did you find a plater yet? 


Left as is works for me.  My setup doesn't care much about aesthetics :)
 
Haven't found a plater yet but being in a large city I don't think it will be too hard to find one.  I suppose I can always mail order it if I need to as well. 

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 09:14:23 (permalink)
I can bead blast it aand clear coat it also. If you don't care much about aesthetics, why not get the gun coat? I lap the bottoms so there is no paint on the bottom
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 09:16:56 (permalink)
I'm thinking whatever makes it easiest / cheapest for the plater to deal with.  If it's got paint on it it might make it so they can't dunk the whole thing in the plating baths.

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 18:34:38 (permalink)

 
You mean my request not forgotten?
I would like to buy a water block for the mosfet.

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 19:18:10 (permalink)
nate does it help and make it look better or last longer to blast it and clear it ? if it makes it better sure fine with me. i'm planeing to make the a badass cp and look good to .
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 20:36:02 (permalink)
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I'm thinking whatever makes it easiest / cheapest for the plater to deal with.  If it's got paint on it it might make it so they can't dunk the whole thing in the plating baths.




Couldn't tell you whats easier, since I don't do plating.  If its not a show build, the gun-coating is the most durable thing I have. 
 
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You mean my request not forgotten?
I would like to buy a water block for the mosfet.


it wasn't forgotten, just been working on the blocks. 
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 20:51:28 (permalink)
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I'm thinking whatever makes it easiest / cheapest for the plater to deal with.  If it's got paint on it it might make it so they can't dunk the whole thing in the plating baths.




Couldn't tell you whats easier, since I don't do plating.  If its not a show build, the gun-coating is the most durable thing I have. 
 



If it doesn't matter to you, I'd just do what you normally would do except no coatings at all applied.  I know it might end up looking like ass in a few months when the bare copper oxidizes, but hopefully it'll have a shiny layer of hard gold plate before then :)

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/16 21:12:32 (permalink)
Shoot me an e-mail and we can talk off-line about it.  headed to bed now.  All the other Vregs have been guncoated and are curing now.  Pics at the end of the week I hope.   Chipsets up next.
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 07:59:29 (permalink)
So I lied, here is a picture for you guys.
 

 
Freshly cured, pre-lapping blocks.
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 09:17:02 (permalink)
It''s like computer p0rn..lol Thanks for the updates!

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 14:08:27 (permalink)
That looks so good... wish I was comfortable building my own water-cooling setup.
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 16:44:46 (permalink)
It's easy of you just go step by step! Any project can be overwhelming at first.

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 17:02:12 (permalink)
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That looks so good... wish I was comfortable building my own water-cooling setup.


Trust me when i say, there is no better place to start then this forum.  There are people here that can coach you through anything from changing a tire, reloading your own bullets, reprogramming the matrix, or building a watercooling system. 
 
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 17:06:21 (permalink)
Looking good nateman.


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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 19:15:20 (permalink)
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Erica647
That looks so good... wish I was comfortable building my own water-cooling setup.


Trust me when i say, there is no better place to start then this forum.  There are people here that can coach you through anything from changing a tire, reloading your own bullets, reprogramming the matrix, or building a watercooling system. 
 
Oh yea, and welcome to the forums!  If your interested in one of these, let me know.


I need to reprogram the matrix... Maybe I should start a new thread for this. ;-D
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 19:16:28 (permalink)
Chipset block test fit:
 

 

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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 19:31:13 (permalink)
Looking good, like the lady in the red dress


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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 20:19:05 (permalink)
Looking good, it looks better then the stock non water cooling block no giant red E. 
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 20:29:35 (permalink)
Nate, I must ask about the heat pipe that runs from the chipset to the VRM. Does it make contact under the chipset side, or have any reason for the two to be connected? I was just curious what it looked like underneath the heat sinks.
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/17 20:42:39 (permalink)
can you help me reload my.... bfg50 lol
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/18 03:39:45 (permalink)
My board!!!

Kbeaumont5 i can help you load .50
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Re: EVGA X99 Classified Waterblock *sketches up* 2014/12/18 11:58:31 (permalink)
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Nate, I must ask about the heat pipe that runs from the chipset to the VRM. Does it make contact under the chipset side, or have any reason for the two to be connected? I was just curious what it looked like underneath the heat sinks.

Id have to dig them out.  
 
I hope to be cutting some delrin by the end of today.
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