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feathers · 03-06-2004, 03:23 PM

"Right now my setup is 100-102 (37-39 C) full load, 93 (33 C) idle. "

Why don't u make your water system complete by adding a peltier or two?

Water is great at removing heat but water only really performs with a peltier!

Intel P4 3ghz 800 HT overclocked to 3.5ghz with 900 mhz FSB. The CPU is newly installed and so I'm not overclocking by much at the moment. The speed will be increased over the next few weeks. Temps are: between 4 and 8 celsius when running p2p software and doing other normal windows tasks. Running the latest 3d games will take the CPU up to 14 celsius. If the CPU is pushed to the max with a CPU benchmarking program it will reach 22 celsius.

No condensation problems of course since peltiers are very easy to insulate.

03-06-2004, 03:23 PM	#8
feathers Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: UK Posts: 81	"Right now my setup is 100-102 (37-39 C) full load, 93 (33 C) idle. " Why don't u make your water system complete by adding a peltier or two? Water is great at removing heat but water only really performs with a peltier! Intel P4 3ghz 800 HT overclocked to 3.5ghz with 900 mhz FSB. The CPU is newly installed and so I'm not overclocking by much at the moment. The speed will be increased over the next few weeks. Temps are: between 4 and 8 celsius when running p2p software and doing other normal windows tasks. Running the latest 3d games will take the CPU up to 14 celsius. If the CPU is pushed to the max with a CPU benchmarking program it will reach 22 celsius. No condensation problems of course since peltiers are very easy to insulate.