Bykski Threadripper Block Breakdown and Install

looks pretty good. we gonna get to see some testing or you taking the weekend off?
 
pendragon1 said:
looks pretty good. we gonna get to see some testing or you taking the weekend off?
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Getting it plumbed in right now. Was going to do a quick video showing the drybreak fittings in action.
 
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Please throw an old school 1366 Xeon build against the benchmark fun.....I need to know how bad my x5675 thermaltake 2.0 240 is to this new tech!
 
As much as I like the the look of the design, I worry about that acrylic window in the long term. I've had a couple of bad experiences with acrylic.
 
The heat spreader size on those Threadripper parts makes me all tingly.. Down there..
 
Could you tell us the microfin size as compared to Asetek microfin size please?
 
doyll said:
Could you tell us the microfin size as compared to Asetek microfin size please?
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0.5mm on the Bykski. I do not know the Asetek specs. We do not use its products.
 
Thanks, but I means the overall area covered by microfins. I understand about Asetek. I don't use their products either, regardless of what brand name is on them.
 
doyll said:
Thanks, but I means the overall area covered by microfins. I understand about Asetek. I don't use their products either, regardless of what brand name is on them.
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Eyeballing it through the cover; 46mmx36mm fin footprint on the Bykski. The XSPC block looks close to 51mmx44mm. That is going to be a bit off as it is plumbed into the system and being used right now.
 
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