Key features
The build
Problems with the peltier cell and frequencies higher than 3,6 Ghz. Working on it. You can see the temperatures @ stock frequency in one of the last images. I've created a small unit (last image) thanks to a Micro-ATX case where is located the PSU for the peltier cell. There are also three switches to turn on/off the secondary PSU, the liquid cooling system and the peltier cell. Instructions and labels are in italian, my native language. Sorry about that! :-) They say that you've to turn off your computer, than the peltier cell, than after five mintues the liquid cooling system and at last the secondary PSU. This to prevent the CPU to get damaged.
System specs
- CPU
- Intel Core i7 920 D0 @ 4 GHz
- Motherboard
- Asus P6T Deluxe
- RAM
- 3x2 GB Corsair Dominator TR3X6G1600C8D @ 1600 MHz 7-7-7-24
- GPU
- Gainward GTX 295 Quad SLI
- Storage
- 2x WD VelociRaptor 150 GB RAID 0
- PSU
- Cooler Master 1000 W
- Case
- Enermax Uber Chakra
Performed mods
I've added many LED lights (blue and red) that can be turned on or off thanks to a switch put on the cover of a 5,25" bay.
I've added 6 NEON lights (1 blue, 1 red, 4 green) controlled by another switch.
The two 120mm FANs near the VGAs are controlled by two switches.
I've cut and painted the plexiglass sidepanel.
I've used only LED FANs.
I've added 6 NEON lights (1 blue, 1 red, 4 green) controlled by another switch.
The two 120mm FANs near the VGAs are controlled by two switches.
I've cut and painted the plexiglass sidepanel.
I've used only LED FANs.









16 Comments on Wolf32's Quad SLi and Peltier cooled i7
Anyway i give 8/10 simply awesome setup.
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8/10
I think in one of his videos he said it uses 7,000W continuously (24/7)
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