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    Default core i7 surface area?

    I'll be starting to build my custom water block on Tuesday (hopefully). And yes, there will be a worklog. Anyways, I need to know the surface area of a core i7 920 D0 CPU to get the copper I need for it.

    +rep for the measurements in millimeter
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    Default Re: core i7 surface area?

    http://download.intel.com/design/pro...hts/320834.pdf
    There are technical drawings on page 32. Have fun.
    I'll procrastinate tomorrow.

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    Default Re: core i7 surface area?

    If this block works, you're sending me one, right???
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    Default Re: core i7 surface area?

    Thanks mDust. That's exactly what I was looking for. The only problem is that the measurements is so low res I can barely read em.



    Quote Originally Posted by Trace View Post
    If this block works, you're sending me one, right???
    If I get hold of enough copper I'm considering selling blocks ^^
    I'll throw a thread up to gauge the interest as soon as I get around to making the blueprints. And since I'll most likely be using the school cnc mill I can pretty much mass produce them .
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    Default Re: core i7 surface area?

    I couldn't read those numbers properly *blindly groping for glasses* so I whipped out my... no idea what it's called in English but here's a pic of it:


    And measured the protective plastic cover for the CPU socket. I got 30,95mm X 38,95mm. Confirmation on this would be great.
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    ^ micrometer
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    Default Re: core i7 surface area?

    Quote Originally Posted by Diamon View Post
    I couldn't read those numbers properly *blindly groping for glasses*
    It's not just you. The resolution on those technical drawings is crap. I looked around, and the only other thing I could find was this datasheet for the Intel reference design HS/Fs. The mechanical drawings start on page 47, and they are high enough resolution that you can actually read them.

    http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...fgreoQ&cad=rja
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    vernier gauge/calipers

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