Quote from: bobsag3 on September 26, 2014, 05:44:03 PM

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It will work with some modification, but the first supplier was to expensive

Admit I was a bit close Cheesy

"Droomde al half van grote Gamma alu profielen van 2 of 4 meter lang met lengte ribbels bovenop waar water doorheen loopt vanuit een tank met een pompje (een kant beetje hoger zodat het van links naar rechts of andersom stroomt door de gleuven) en de bordjes met de chips omhoog en tegenaan geklemd."

google translate:

"Dreamed half of large Gamma aluminum profiles 2 or 4 meters long with longitudinal ribs on top through which water flows from a tank with a pump (one side a little higher so that the water flows from left to right or the other direction through the slots), and the boards with the chips up and clamped against it."

Almost correct, it was part from a post from 2.5 months back, on ecointalk's dutch subsection.

I wonder if the X1/X3 heatsink could be adapted to work. I have a bunch of them around the office, just not the time/expertise to try and make a mounting bracket.

If you have a 2011 cpu backplate you could use that as a mould to bend threaded m4 rods into a U-shape, with a spring, washer and nut bottom side of the board, 2 of those should be able to keep an X3 sink in place? I wouldn't trust it mounted when shipping, but on the working spot it would be okay.

Or something ready, add a spring on the bottom side,

http://www.suncorstainless.com/square-u-bolt