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| zachjowi |
05-26-2005 11:27 PM |
peltier cooling
I plan on overclocking my CPU and need some cooler cooling than fans I thought about water coolig then saw peltier cooling. Is peltier cooling better than liquid cooling or not really because the peltier cooling creates more heat and uses lots of power.
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| Breach |
05-26-2005 11:35 PM |
Peltiers have the potential to cool better but it comes at the cost of somehow dissapating a tremendous amount of heat, usually by watercooling the pelt itself. One cold enough to cool a modern processor would consume a lot of power as well. Pelts require a fair degree of knowledge to pull off too.
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| zachjowi |
05-26-2005 11:45 PM |
can peltiers be ran of the same power supply as system? I have a Ultra X connect PSU 500watts.
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| zachjowi |
05-30-2005 01:23 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by zachjowi
can peltiers be ran of the same power supply as system? I have a Ultra X connect PSU 500watts.
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any help would be nice. |
| black_dante |
05-30-2005 02:12 PM |
yes, but a peltier able to cool the cpu (below ambient) will need more power, i think almost
300W (?) that means you will need a separate psu for the peltier (like meanwells).
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| Breach |
05-31-2005 07:01 PM |
Ive seen a such thing as a 950w psu on a couple sites, I think Xoxide.com has them. Itll cost you though...
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