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DT Sniper for socket G34

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DetroitAC

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Most have probably heard about the DT Sniper waterblock. A socket G34 version is almost finished :D
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Thats awesome. Quad 16 core optys underwater would fold like a monster. Add some 7970s... how many rads would you need? D:
 
not quite as low as 5Noz, but this is a version of Sniper so it will have the restriction like this:
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Brainbug said:
If the restriction is as low as the 5Noz, this would be killer for a 4P.
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That is why I asked for it to be done :)
The Sniper flow is nearly as good and is better than all the other competing blocks on the market as far as flow...
 
Ordered.

Now let's see how high I can push a 2P with these blocks and a 3x140 Rad :)
 
Very nice, been looking at blocks for G34 and found the looks of the Snipers the most appealing, plus they have low restriction which is good when you gonna run four in series.

@Brainbug: What size tubing is that? So, are the temps good? Also, the same pump/res I'm getting. :cool:
 
Tubing is 13/10mm (3/8" inside diameter in imperial)

The pump is set to speed 4

The hotter of the two CPUs is 46C @ 1.3875V @ 4GHz

Please note the VRM cooling, it is really necessary. The thermocouple shows the temp of the two VRMs. Actively cooled is 45C, passively cooled with MOS-C1s is 77C.
 
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