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One hwbot member asked me to make one for his single stage, so I've made two, maybe someone will need it to.
For 1,5" chilly evap without groove for seger ring. Compatibility with most GPU, including those low/mid end with 43x43mm holes.
40 euro + shipping
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I like this bracket for all Mb not only for MB without holes. What is price for your masterpiece
That one was not a masterpiece, this one is better
For now I've got compatibility with F1 Dark (thanks to GtiJason for dimensions), my CPU pot and 54mm evap, which is commonly used in phase change coolers. Mounting it together is way more convienient and there is also a clearance for RAM pot. CPU is not in the center, but it was the only way to make it working. I'm not sure about copatibility with fat non tapered pots.
I think that 50 euro will be proper price for this set. I'd like to make 5-10 pieces depends on interest. If anybody needs it for a certain pot, I'd need dimensions to check.
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Yes, I decided to make AM3 holes, when I was talking to my friend. It's way too close to RAM slots (only 1,5mm clearance)
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Friend of mine asked me looong time ago to make sth like this for this board with no holes. Having a while today I ended up with something like this. Still it needs some modifications, but looks like it's working.
I made new 4mm thick aluminium backplate. It was designed for pot with 45x45mm square base or 54mm round. No idea how it will work with most popular pots. Bracket is 8mm thick to make some stiffness with such thin walls. Not to mention about capacitors and RAM slots, which are very close to the bracket.
Assembly is really not convienient considering fact, that it has to be done with half-opened socket, but I don't have idea how to make it in different way.
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People are asking sometimes about it, so I decided to make a guide. Please make it sticky if possible. It's for all single stage cooling, including a chillers too. It's for the information and safety purposes. For cascades it's one more rule - do not start 2nd stage, before 1st is not cold enough. But cascades have more protection devices, temperature relays etc.
Phase Change User Guide (Single Stage):
1. It’s plug and play. No need to refill gas or any maintenance.
2. Mount cooler on the CPU/GPU, start the platform, warm up a TIM till 40-45C on evap, then start the cooler.
3. After first (cold) start wait till cooler reaches its operating temperature and compressor get warm. Then you can start running some benches. When compressor is hot, it will take less time.
4. Full performance is reached when compressor is running hot. That’s operating temperature - even 90-110C.
5. Try do not move suction line, when it’s frozen. Bending may cause a damage.
6. After turn off wait 10-15 min till next start. Pressures have to balance. Otherwise compressor won’t start, protection will kick in and you’ll have to wait anyway. In bigger compressors it may turn out fuses in the grid, especially when you have a lot of devices connected.
7. Evap will get dirty after some time. It’s good to clean it sometimes with sandpaper or scotch brite pad.
8. For better results you may add some active cooling to compressor, it can give couple degrees. Especially when cooler is on cosy case with small condenser. Prometeia is the best example.
9. If you have a break (dinner or sth) leave it running. After turning it off, you’ll have pretty quick defrost of whole platform.
10. Ambient temperature affect evap temperature. Lower ambient = lower evap temperature.
11. And last one – if something went wrong. If you accidentally broke a pipe/suction line and gas will start leaking turn everything off, let it escape and open the windows to improve ventilation. Together with gas, oil may be escaping too making an oil stains. Just put a paper towel/shirt whatever to stop it. It will stop after 2-3 minutes. Leaking gas may cause frosts on skin, but you have to keep fingers/skin for a longer while exactly in the leak place. Single stages are charged with R404/R507/R134, these are commonly used refrigerants in AC, fridges etc., they’re not flammable or dangerous for people, but may cause dizziness when concentration in the air is significant. Just like dry ice fumes. After gas is gone and open pipes are left, seal them with tape/rubber plug whatever to prevent contamination the oil and look for somebody to repair it. If you break pipe in the fridge or hose in car AC. it will look exactly the same.
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First time when I saw exteme overclocking was this video. It's from Tomshardware article. It's soo cool, even today
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You can drop me a PM
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What compressor is there? Maybe it was tuned for sth like 120W load long time ago, what is idle in your case
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For phase change I use only armaflex foam. Two layers 6mm thick. No eraser, no grease itc. Temeperature is rather constant, so there is no issue with water. If you start the unit, let it working all the time. You can't defrost whole system, then is ok.
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Still waiting for the vice to start copper plates, ordered two weeks ago and might be in this week
But in the meanwhile...
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Technically yes.
As I mentioned in the other thread, we've already reached out to the authorities to see if a claim can be made. If so, hopefully Rosty and Pulse will be able to recover their money from Dimas without the community having to cover.
The hearing is on September 20, so there's still some time left.
I never heard that anybody received money from bankrupted company.
I was cheated twice by ordinary people in Poland in auction service - Allegro.
Despite that they're both convicted (jail + they have to return money, that was written in sentence which I received) and it was within one country, nobody ever contacted me. I only received money, because Allegro has an insurance policy up to 2500 euro, but I had to go the police and report a fraud.
If it was a company, they have probably a lot more debt to pay including salaries for people, invoices, rent etc.
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Count me in too
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Mounting plate for RAM with AM3 and 939 holes. It can be used with phase change cooler, waterblock, even cpu pot.
Compatibile with my ram heatsinks and EK ones (109,4 mm distance between mounting holes).
8 mm thick
30 euro + shipping
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I'm going to handle copper heatsinks in next month, I want to make prototype and calculate the price. I'll keep you updated.
Teaser pic
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New batch received hole for temp probe.
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I decided that I won't make copper or anodized version. Interest is too small to make it profitable. First batch is gone, now I'm making another one.
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wow those look great, spacing is perfect. How can we order?
Send me a PM.
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No issues. There is still about 1-1,5mm clearance between them.
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First batch is ready. I'm going to make another one. How many people are interested in copper version?
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Very nice, any chance of a set compatible with the corsair dominator pot? Or could I buy a set and adapt myself?
It should be doable, but I'll need couple dimmensions. Or I can make one without threaded holes from the top, you can drill and thread your own.
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Finished. Starting to make first batch.
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They will have threaded holes compatibile with EK pot. It was the goal from the beginning. I 'll also include the allen key to each set.
So far I don't plan to make anodized or nickel plated version. EDIT: I'll check anodizing.
Now I'm finishing design I little bit, I want them to be adjustable (DDR3 and DDR4 compatbility, single sided sticks with thermopad on the back) and not crooked after screws are tightened.
Another goal of the design is, that both sides will have direct contact with the pot, what should improve heat transfer.
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Go ahead and post prices. In the end it helps the community so I don't see why not.
Thanks. Better ask before
Ok. Pricing will be:
25 euro for aluminium pair
?? euro for copper pair
Aluminium ones should be available in next week. I don't think that grouped shipping to USA will be necessary, it's rather cheap from Poland.
Shipping <1kg is 12 euro, <500g is 7 euro to USA. <500g to Australia is 11 euro at example. I don't know exact weight of the package now, I just wanted to write roughly the price range.
It would be nice if you write a post here how many pairs do you need.
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Am I allowed to write price here according to forum rules?
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