Phase Change Under The Knife!


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Well guys, I am having my single stage phase unit, originally built by gomeler over @ xs, retuned by another member; teyber. The unit was originally tuned for a 275w heatload. That didn't work out well for to long, unit has massive floodback (popcorn sounds) on my Q6600 G0 even at 4.4ghz and 1.65vcore it had severe floodback. Dropped the unit off at his house and hes taking pictures as he goes, i thought id show you and after show my benches once i get it back as well. Enjoy. The first one is her under the knife, last 3 are when it was being built originally and finished.

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What exactly is floodback? I've googled a little and I can't seem to find a straight answer. The hits I've gotten were from people who knew what it was =X

What is a "Zippy" PSU ? Is that a name brand ?

Just to add, Zippy makes most of their money in the server PSU business and they make *very* good power supplies.

What exactly is floodback? I've googled a little and I can't seem to find a straight answer. The hits I've gotten were from people who knew what it was =X

I was just about to ask the same thing after reading through this topic. :p

Yea, it was tuned to handle 275w head load constantly, even with my quad at 4.4ghz and 1.65 vcore it still was flooding back haha

I can't wait to hear more results after more testing. Those benchmarks must be insane!

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thats so not cool. :(

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Hopefully all goes well this time, let's see some 500 FSB with your quad. :p

Im thinking this time around it will go better, this new guy is cheaper and has built some amazing cascades over @ XSForums. 500fsb would be sweet with a quad heres to high hopes :woot:

sounds like floodback is a made up word ^_^

nope

Refrigerant floodback occurs when refrigerant returns to the compressor before it has completely changed from liquid to gas. Refrigerant floodback is acceptable in certain heat pump designs where the amount of liquid returned to the compressor is carefully controlled with an accumulator.

http://www.emersonclimate.com/contractor/s.../floodback.shtm

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