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petter · 02-05-2004, 04:41 PM

There are nylon inlays, so they too should be insulated from the sink.

I can only agree with the last part. I have watercooled a Enermax psu too, that was alot easier than the Antec with to layers of print with parts needing cooling. But I do hope that there will be introduced some better designed psu's. I hope that somebody can see the possible market and sit down and design a psu that is straight forward to watercool. The only psu's that can be bought watercooled are normal psu's that are modified, that is a lot of work.
I do not know anything about the design of psu's, but I would like to know how hard it would be to build a quality power supply yourself, that way you could make it so it was easy to watercool it by collecting all the hot parts closely to each other.

02-05-2004, 04:41 PM	#27
petter Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Denmark Posts: 16	There are nylon inlays, so they too should be insulated from the sink. I can only agree with the last part. I have watercooled a Enermax psu too, that was alot easier than the Antec with to layers of print with parts needing cooling. But I do hope that there will be introduced some better designed psu's. I hope that somebody can see the possible market and sit down and design a psu that is straight forward to watercool. The only psu's that can be bought watercooled are normal psu's that are modified, that is a lot of work. I do not know anything about the design of psu's, but I would like to know how hard it would be to build a quality power supply yourself, that way you could make it so it was easy to watercool it by collecting all the hot parts closely to each other.