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10th September 2001, 2:24 AM
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Location: Chenex / France
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New... Peltier for GF3 (Photos inside)
my prototype of peltier support on my GF3 is finished
Here's the result...   And another photos   As you can see to put peltier on a GF3, not easy   257/600 without voltage modif First bench on Q3 PC FSB 133 Graphic card 257/599 1600 X 1200 / 32B Lightmap mode All details on 102.8FPS Now I'm looking for good isolation my cold plate 
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10th September 2001, 11:22 AM
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Re: New... Peltier for GF3 (Photos inside)
that is quite a good layout. I've designed a similar block that covers the GPU, and has support for a cold plate and peltier.
However, that block covers the ram chips, and its pretty impressive 
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10th September 2001, 12:02 PM
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Location: Blaxland, NSW
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What wattage Peltier is it??
Nice work
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10th September 2001, 12:04 PM
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Location: Melbourne
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Very nice job there.
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10th September 2001, 12:38 PM
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Location: brisvegas
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congratulations on a job well done. one ? whats the the little copper thing near the top water inlet ? weight support?
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10th September 2001, 12:48 PM
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pretty good well done
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10th September 2001, 3:53 PM
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Location: Adelaide
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DAMN.... i wish i had access to a CNC machine or at least a drill press with decent milling bits.
But good work... now it looks like it needs maybe a stronger peltier and a good buffing
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11th September 2001, 12:53 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Chenex / France
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Well some news
I've put an external thermo on the upside of my card and the temp is 2°C... So Asus Smart doctor is mad I've made the voltage modification some photos and the results 274 for the GPU 600 for the ram (so no gain)  
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11th September 2001, 10:31 AM
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Location: Sydney, Australia
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nice job mate
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16th September 2001, 1:33 PM
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Location: Melbourne
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SO jelous i could never make that, make me one
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16th September 2001, 2:07 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Perth, West Aussie!
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man, ive not been to the extreme forums for a while, look what im missing out on, awsome job mate, (btw i rekon the asus smart doctor cant go below 20c cause they didnt expect theyre cards to get below that)
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17th September 2001, 12:21 PM
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99% of all drill presses on the market will not be suitable for milling work. They are not sturdy enough as they are designed for only axial loads and wil move if any reasonable side loads are put on them. The purpose designed mill/drills are OK for light work but are a pain if you need to do any milling at an angle since the head is fixed at 90 degrees. Been there done that with gunsmithing work. As for getting access to some machinery you might try night classes at TAFE but I doubt if they would turn a newbie loose on a CNC machining centre but manually operated mills shouldn't be too much of a problem. Mimmi74 - I'd be interested to know what machinery and tooling was usedto make this thing. Copper is a pain to machine unless you have the correct tooling --- custom made HSS cutters ??? How do you ensure good contact with the ram chips? Nice work BTW and it's good to see you haven't mixed metals in there
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17th September 2001, 9:31 PM
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Location: Pascoe Vale, Melbourne, Victoria
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If u cant make one buy one
I guess if anyone dosent have the skills to make such a setup they could always buy one from www.cool-computers.com I think I will end up purchaseing one from there, maybe someone could organise a group purchase?
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17th September 2001, 11:17 PM
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Because I said so!
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Re: If u cant make one buy one
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