XPS 710 H2C
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XPS 710 H2C
XPS gaming with liquid cooling ...
http://www.dell.com/content/products/pr ... sdt_710h2c
It's able to cool the Intel Kentsfield QX6700 Quad-Core too.
Try the "technology" tab and then the H2C cooling pull down.
http://www.dell.com/content/products/pr ... sdt_710h2c
It's able to cool the Intel Kentsfield QX6700 Quad-Core too.
Try the "technology" tab and then the H2C cooling pull down.
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Bio-Hazard wrote:So that's where the pumps came from Stev...............
Yep, and much more.
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I want the xps with the minigun on the tech overview tab!!!!
The TEC cooler unit looks like its a scifi prop, I want one! But IMO it would look better as a stand alone type unit with external pipes to the CPU socket.
So from what I make out, the TEC cools the water to just above ambient rather than the TEC plate cooling the CPU and then the water cooling the TEC. That right?
Dan
The TEC cooler unit looks like its a scifi prop, I want one! But IMO it would look better as a stand alone type unit with external pipes to the CPU socket.
So from what I make out, the TEC cools the water to just above ambient rather than the TEC plate cooling the CPU and then the water cooling the TEC. That right?
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I only saw one running and it was in a glass case... the one pictured above was the only one I found not behind glass and with the door off, but as you can see it wasn't running.tomato wrote:Wow, that is some impressive hardware, but at that weight, I'd have to pass as well... will you be running some tests/benches with it?
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DMB2000uk wrote:Ouch! Would be interesting if you can get this from CoolIT separately.
Dan
Well, only part of the cooling is by Coolit. You'll need the other part too.
The two parts work really well together.
The XPS 710 is very spacious inside too. There is plenty of room to grow inside.
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Leaky H2C?
Stev -
Oh joy. I guess we can expect the H2C to start leaking like a sieve - just like Apple's G5s did with the Delphi liquid cooling system.
Just search "Delphi Coolant Leaks" on Google and click on those links or notmike.com.
Looks like Dell chose a winner.
And a CoolIT TEC, too - another "high" reliability manufacturer....
Looks like a $5k winner...
M
Oh joy. I guess we can expect the H2C to start leaking like a sieve - just like Apple's G5s did with the Delphi liquid cooling system.
Just search "Delphi Coolant Leaks" on Google and click on those links or notmike.com.
Looks like Dell chose a winner.
And a CoolIT TEC, too - another "high" reliability manufacturer....
Looks like a $5k winner...
M
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Re: Leaky H2C?
mikelaman wrote: Just search "Delphi Coolant Leaks" on Google and click on those links or notmike.com.
notmike also states ... "The dualcore G5s that have been shipping since fall 2005 use a greatly improved, sealed liquid cooling system."
http://www.notmike.com/archives/2006/06/digg_dugg.html
So, not to worry anymore with the G5 nor the Dell.
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Re: Leaky H2C?
Stev -
Excellent! That's really encouraging. I pulled up images of the OLD and NEW (Fall 2005) liquid cooling systems used in the G5 for comparison – to see if I could identify the improvements “notmikeâ€
Excellent! That's really encouraging. I pulled up images of the OLD and NEW (Fall 2005) liquid cooling systems used in the G5 for comparison – to see if I could identify the improvements “notmikeâ€
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Stev -
Excellent! That's really encouraging.
Upon closer looks at images of the old and new liquid cooling systems used in the G5, there were some design improvements made that notmike must be referring to:
If you look closely at the tubing joints on the liquid coolant system in the earlier G5 (1st, 3rd or last image):
http://www.overclockers.com.au/article.php?id=307166
vs the seals in the more recent version (1st, 5th or last image):
http://homepage.mac.com/thunderaudio/PhotoAlbum11.html
you can see the newer version appears to use a sealant.
Also, according to Macsimum News, the radiators in the early liquid cooling systems were also a problem:
http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/a ... 5s_leaking
If you look at the pictures of the old vs new systems, you can see the radiator design was changed as well. Looks like there was a supplier change too. I see Delphi on the radiator label in the 3rd image of the old system, but I don't see it on the radiator in the new system. But if you look closely at the label in the last image of the new system, it looks like a new supplier was involved.
I looked at some images of the H2C, but I haven't found a good image of the tubing joints or the radiator. I hope they kept these changes.
MLM
Excellent! That's really encouraging.
Upon closer looks at images of the old and new liquid cooling systems used in the G5, there were some design improvements made that notmike must be referring to:
If you look closely at the tubing joints on the liquid coolant system in the earlier G5 (1st, 3rd or last image):
http://www.overclockers.com.au/article.php?id=307166
vs the seals in the more recent version (1st, 5th or last image):
http://homepage.mac.com/thunderaudio/PhotoAlbum11.html
you can see the newer version appears to use a sealant.
Also, according to Macsimum News, the radiators in the early liquid cooling systems were also a problem:
http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/a ... 5s_leaking
If you look at the pictures of the old vs new systems, you can see the radiator design was changed as well. Looks like there was a supplier change too. I see Delphi on the radiator label in the 3rd image of the old system, but I don't see it on the radiator in the new system. But if you look closely at the label in the last image of the new system, it looks like a new supplier was involved.
I looked at some images of the H2C, but I haven't found a good image of the tubing joints or the radiator. I hope they kept these changes.
MLM
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Re: XPS 710 H2C
Here's a real treat to understand the H2C cooling.
http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/vectors/h2c.pdf
http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/vectors/h2c.pdf
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Re: XPS 710 H2C
Got a buddy who bought one of these systems. He replaced the H2C liquid cooling unit with a heat pipe. Works full out and is still quiet. All the performance he needs with none of the reliability concerns.
What a joke - the CPU doesn't need liquid cooling... it's just marketing, baby.
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What a joke - the CPU doesn't need liquid cooling... it's just marketing, baby.
MLM
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Re: XPS 710 H2C
mikelaman wrote:Got a buddy who ... replaced the H2C liquid cooling unit with a heat pipe. Works full out and is still quiet.
What brand of heat-pipe and what manufacture? I would like to give it a try myself.
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Re: XPS 710 H2C
a tec in a dell? what has the world come to?
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