Thread: i7 Water cooling system
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10-09-2011 #11
I have anodised several parts myself before with good results, however this sadly is not one of them.
This is:
I chose the correct sizes for the O-ring slots to ensure it seals properly. I will confirm this by submerging it in water and pressurising it with compressed air. If I see bubbles then either there's a problem or I'm using a much higher than operating pressure.
While this is true, the effect is rendered neglegible by the several micrometre thickness of the plating. This is widely accepted as the best solution to galvanic corrosion, confirmed by nickel plating throughout the majority of high ended water coolign components.
Some more pictures showing the copper block and assembled parts:
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