Phase Change water chilling...
is it possible to use a phase change machine (i.e. Mach II, Vapochill) as a water chiller? That way the temps would be low, and it would be nice and quiet. i dont need sub zero temps, just ambient temps that are achieved nice and quietly. I will be cooling a cpu, gpu, and a nb.
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Why not just use a dehumidifier?
Tuff |
Or an AC
I guess the only advantage I can think of is that the Vapochill or prometia could fit into a big PC case |
Why buy a Prommie or Vapo if you won't use it correctly???
To chill a bit below ambient look at a old mini-fridge or mini-freezer, a de-humidifier, a recycled soft-drink dispenser, a aquarium chiller, etc. |
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yes, you can try this:
but is a bit pricey. |
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