Hello,
 
I have another project.
 
I sent one of my Voodoo5 6000 Rev.3700A to http://liquid-extasy.de/
 
I ask him to build two Waterblocks for this card :
 

 

 
4 Heatsinks removed :
 

 
Draw is in progress now...
 
The frontside progress :
 

 

 

 

 
Front and back logo :
 

 

 
Video :
 
First Part:
 
http://youtu.be/VJ7I4mtujGs
 
(music : Secret of Mana - Fear of the heavens)
 
The progression:
 
Building with CNC:
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Second video:
 
http://youtu.be/YDzAsyZvFrs
 
Any reactions? 
 
Best Regards,
 
Trevormacro

Looks pretty sweet! 

Internals look great, but the final look on the outside is fail compared to Natman's. Still a nice looking card though, and I can understand if you want to see inside the block.

@loveha:

You are right about the outside I prefer the logos of nateman_doo.
He made an amazing work!
I will compare the max o/c of this second card.

I don't think there is anything fail about that block.  Looks pretty sweet if you ask me.  Just a different look then mine.
 
I am dying to know what size endmill was used.  Those toolpaths look like it was a very small <1/8.  I used a 1/4" endmill for one of the 580 prototypes and it took HOURS.  I used a 3/8 and it went much faster, also I used less overlap. 

I didn't say the block it self was fail, just the final look. Internals look great.

again?
 
 

Its just a different style, more traditional.  I like how it was machined, with the tabs holding the final block in the workpiece. 

sweet, by any chance do you make custom blocks for people? if so pm about pricing or whatever going water soon and want a unique block des, got some ideas for it as well. temps should be awsome

So Fantastic...




Waterblocks fitted on the card:


Your reactions?

oh sweet
it covers the hint chip

Third video:
http://youtu.be/mENKEWrg76Y

Successful Leak Test:

nateman_doo


I don't think there is anything fail about that block.  Looks pretty sweet if you ask me.  Just a different look then mine.

1+ Great work of art! Very nice job.

Looks sick! What will you be using the card for?

I want to use my card for benchmarking and playing some old glide games.

Hello,
I just received my Voodoo5 6000 Mystical Edition:
Pictures:


Pictures and Tests before end of this week!!!
Stay tunned ;)

Woah

Here is the Mystical card:
Pictures:




























-- The 3dfx Voodoo5 6000 Mystical edition Booting --
Video:
http://youtu.be/D7sfr7tggDg

-- It's time to test --
The card booting and benchmarking...
Video:
http://youtu.be/Dvg0-NvadkM

Now, I present you The Fastest Voodoo5 6000 in the world...



Video:
http://youtu.be/W4hC7772c7k

Terrible, no? :D

What limits you from overclocking this card? Like is there a bottle neck from the card itself? the cards limited vram? or temperature issues? Does the card just get too hot at extreme overclocks?

JaskarnSidhu


What limits you from overclocking this card? Like is there a bottle neck from the card itself? the cards limited vram? or temperature issues? Does the card just get too hot at extreme overclocks?

 
I think the GPUs & Sdrams temperatures limit overclocking of the card.

trevormacro

JaskarnSidhu


What limits you from overclocking this card? Like is there a bottle neck from the card itself? the cards limited vram? or temperature issues? Does the card just get too hot at extreme overclocks?

I think the GPUs & Sdrams temperatures limit overclocking of the card.

 
If the GPU and SDRam temperatures are the bottle neck then you are looking good, as temperature issues are, imo, the easiest to over come. Have you looked into possibly making, or getting a TEC water chiller? Wouldnt have to be huge but a water cooled TEC unit could yield water temps at or below ambient, thus allowing you to push your OC even further. Depending the how many and the type of TEC's you use, you could even get close to freezing and possibly below freezing (you'd have to use glycol at that point to prevent the fluid from freezing of course). Another option may be to use a water chiller. They are easy enough to get and come is various sizes for computer applications, anywhere from 150W of cooling up to 800W of cooling.
 
Beyond that is the extreme and you are looking at L2N or dry ice.
 
 

Bonus for you:


Video:
http://youtu.be/cq8dHjlD1Ek