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So the company "myheatsinks" doesnt manufacture for retailers and only for other companies...So i cant find a solution with em... Does any of you have the knowledge in order to guide me to build a copper sink?I found a solid piece of copper 200X50X50 for 45euro and i am thinking of buying it and...

So...I found this company at it look pretty solid idea of what they do...I send them an email and i will see how they will respond to me... Check also about the Vapor Chambers...Probably i will make it with Vapor Chamber on the base and to transfer the heat to the copper because the surface of...

yeah i know it must be the biggest one that can be fit in there...What is the special thing about the heatsink because i am thinking of if i made it my self in order to EXACT on the dimensions for take full advantage of the heatsink size...It is only have to be an aluminum piece?distance between...

i DONT want to use the HT4 rise for the lid...I said that i want to use it as follow... I will make is as you did on this post of you..... but i wont have 90deg as you said in order to spread the heat on the lid but actually i will put a heatsink as big as possible above the gpu(like SLI) like...

You didnt answer to my question though..:/ Am thinking of putting some heatpipes on the side panel + HT4 riser with 180deg as it is and put a 60X150 piece of aluminum in order to absorb the heat..with or without fins...Is this going to help? is it a good idea?can i buy an aluminum heatsink...

That was(still is) my main problem...Streacom also told me that maximum is 95 watt...In my case wattage will be (51+75=126(on full maximum load)) so i am approx 30watt more...It is really big and you think that i do it with 1-2 fans on the case?If yes i think i must try it... something extra...

If i cut all the fin part what would be the benefit anyway?I mean i will be jsut a normal mount as streacom have for the cpu without absorving any heat the mount and send all the heat via heatpipes to the sidepanel...:?!?!?!? You perception isnt correct as i can understand becauce the end of...

So I guess i will try this It is not 20+20..it is 20(top)+10(bottom gpu mount).I measure that the space is 28mm as i can remeber...what if i chop 2-3mm of the aluminum heatsink and make it as small as possible in order to fit but "big enough" in order to make some "work"and give some extra...

I have the dimensions from the gpu kit..They are 2 parts..The botton(sticks on the gpu with half heatpipes) and the top that is the heatsink and half of the heatpipes..The upper body is 20mm(including heatsink) so that wont be a problem for the limited space i have. Are we sure that the limits...

So the only problem is to mount the heatpipes on the sidepanel of the FC8??If yes i dont need anything i have 2 cnc machine on my factory taht would be the easiest part:D i will do 2-4 mounts within 5-10 minutes.. Yould you think that the gpu kit-heatsink of hdplex will have a lot better heat...

I am thinking of to buy the hdplex gpu kit and buy some 8mm heatpipes as you did from ebay or something and custom made them as you did..i only need the bracket-heatsink mount of the hdplex...you bought the cpu mount from streacom and you did custom work after that...i am thinking of buy the...

By saying @hulkster ster i believe you were talking about me @msystems :D S3 cant fit in my case because it is 43mm thick....So this cannot be happen.I need something smaller thats why i said that migh be the only solution...By backplate do you mean this...

I bought the MH1 Mini heatpipes with the suggestion of streacom so my pc is with mh1 anyway i will only have to buy the buy the SH2. There are couple of diffs in the Alpha Versions thats why the SH2 in the website dont say they fit on FC8 because they doesnt fit(according streacom..SH2 fit only...

Yes...The stock gpu got fans that "vent-throw" the air IN the case and the shroudh is the exhaust of the gpu...When i was telling about bracket i was talking about gpu BLOCK bracket...that aluminium bracket that mount on the chipset of the gpu chipset with thermal paste in order to cool it...

So you believe that because of the grid-holes are not close to the heatpipes+pci slot and they are on :the side" will prevent the warm air to go out...Am i right?So that means you think that i cant run it without a fan and i must put a fan.? 1 solution is to put a fan as exhaust or intake under...