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[kikicoco1334]

hi guys i just finally found a good friend that's welling to make a pot for me, because he works with Cu block/pipe all day long so he is got some extra good stuff that can just give away..

now i really need the size of the socket of the chips
he is gonna be making it tomorrow so i knida need it asap. please help me out guys

size of the socket (where all 4 holes are)
socket 2011 - ??mm x ??mm
socket 1366 - 80mm x 80 mm
socket 1156 - 75mm x 75 mm
socket 775 - 72mm - 72mm
GTX 200
GTX 400


he is helping me making much as i need, and how ever i wanted so any ideas that you guys can give me?
i am trying to make one like the older F1EE the ones that's with the tube kind

Q1.
how thick the CPU pot should be? thicker better?

Q2.
how big should the opening on the "Pot" should be? he is gonna use the diameter 3 inches Cu pipe based tubes

Q3.
how tall should this be? cuz he can make tall as i want

[Hondacity]

gimme some time 1hr...i observed the f1ee and otty pot and koolance pot...i'll draw something on paper...top view and side view...

[kikicoco1334]

gimme some time 1hr...i observed the f1ee and otty pot and koolance pot...i'll draw something on paper...top view and side view...

thank you so much!!

btw just fyi..
that super girl of yours is somking hot!

[Hondacity]

LGA 2011, also known as Socket R, is an unreleased Intel (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel) CPU socket (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPU_socket). This socket is set to supersede Intel's LGA 1366 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_1366) (Socket B) in the high-end and performance desktop and market areas. This socket will have 2011 protruding pins which touch contact points on the underside of the processor.[citation needed (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)]
Socket 2011 uses QPI to connect the CPU to either additional CPUs in a dual socket system, or to add-in chipsets. The CPU will handle northbridge (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northbridge) functions, such as memory control, PCIe control, DMI, FDI, and other functions integrated on chip.
This socket is expected to be released alongside Sandy Bridge-EX in Q3 2011, and will support 4 memory channels as well as 40 PCIe 3.0 lanes [1] (http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/cpus/2010/04/21/intel-sandy-bridge-details-of-the-next-gen/); the socket will measure 58.5mm x 51mm, and is backwards compatible with LGA 1366 cooling solutions

lga 1366 hole spacing: 7cmx7cm

[kikicoco1334]

thank you so much bro, any ideas about the lga 1156 or the 200/400 gtx gpus?

i'll be on standing by