GPUs are at their most powerful every year. And the coolers that come with them do not always allow you to maintain the optimal temperature. How can you make your own cooling system?
Necessary
- - copper / aluminum sheet, 1mm thick
- - glue "Moment"
- - sealant
- - antennas from old (or new) radios
- - PVC hose
- - bottle
- - old monitor
Instructions
Step 1
Sit down at your computer desk. Remove the processor from the computer and measure it with a ruler. Next, estimate the size of the future water block so that it covers the entire processor cover.
Step 2
After that, proceed to disassemble the old monitor. Choose the heatsink that best fits the size of your processor. Remember that lack is worse than excess. Take glue or sealant and fill the hole in the selected radiator with it, and gently coat the outside with thermal paste.
Step 3
Next, cut out the cover for the radiator from a sheet of metal and bend the “wings” so that they can cover the sides. Draw the “wings” taking into account the height of the radiator fins. Cut and bend in a vise at a 90-degree angle, and then stand to the bottom of the radiator.
Step 4
Don't be upset if you don't have a radiator. Use any other cover instead, but keep in mind that the height of the future water block should be minimal.
Step 5
In the same way, complete the details of the GPU waterblocks and the northbridge. For the video card, scratch the bottom slightly from the inside. Next, insert the parts into each other and secure them in this position with a vise. Fill the seams with glue, but leave a small hole. From the inside, coat the seams with sealant and leave to dry for about 2-3 days.
Step 6
After the parts are dry, take the antenna and break it in half. Drill 3 holes through the CPU waterblock excluding the last rib. Next, glue the middle hole and the one that is not particularly important. Coat the seams. When everything is dry, insert the tubes into the side holes and coat with glue. Do the same with other waterblocks.
Step 7
Make fasteners for the sockets so that they fit snugly. Cut off the neck of the bottle, insert a submersible filter there. Close the place on the radiator where the percent is, with a lid that looks similar to the chipset lid, but with 4 petals.
Step 8
Then repeat everything: fill, leave to dry, drill and insert. That is, you must assemble according to the following scheme: a submersible filter in a bottle - a radiator (fan) - a radiator - a radiator (fan) - a northbridge - CPU - a submersible filter in a bottle.
