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BadPenguin · 03-05-2004, 11:42 PM

What if you made a resivor, cut a small square on the bottom, sealed the cold side of the Peltier so that water would run over it, and attack a (shoot me) heatsink/fan combo on the back to keep it cool. would that work? I mean.. it seems like a good idea. any thoughs? Or if you cant actually get Peltiers wet, make the bottom of the resivor coppor, and attack the pelter to it with some AS5 and just chill the whole bottom. Would it work?

03-05-2004, 11:42 PM	#1
BadPenguin Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: USA Posts: 41	Use Peltier to cool water... not CPU (theory) What if you made a resivor, cut a small square on the bottom, sealed the cold side of the Peltier so that water would run over it, and attack a (shoot me) heatsink/fan combo on the back to keep it cool. would that work? I mean.. it seems like a good idea. any thoughs? Or if you cant actually get Peltiers wet, make the bottom of the resivor coppor, and attack the pelter to it with some AS5 and just chill the whole bottom. Would it work?