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maybe a dumb question about TEC's
would putting a few TEC's with heatsinks on the hot side and the cold side clamped to my rad do anything to chill the water? kinda like a poor mans water chiller. i've been thinking of this for a while, i prolly wouldnt do it. but it does seem like it might work.
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I bet it would work better like this.
http://img.techpowerup.org/080415/cols.jpg the cold/hot are two water blocks with a tec in the middle. |
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but would that take the water temps below ambient? thats what i fear most, dont want to go through all the trouble of siliconing and sealing everything from the condensation. not that i have temp problems with this rig. even at 1.59 volts @4.0ghz on this quad i has only pushing 59-62c. |
I think it would be lower, but not freezeing.
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haha, I love paint :)
I think your idea is better because there is less of a chance of going below ambient, cooling the water when it in a constricted space may be to efficient. You could try the loop both ways without your cpu and check for condensation. (Use a hairdryer or something to simulate the cpu?) |
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