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psychofunk · 09-27-2004, 02:39 AM

I guess this is to anyone who can answer but I actually intended to direct this to phaes as it is his review that has me wondering. Either way, this is the deal. I was thinking of making something similar to the 452 using 2 low pro server sinks with copper pins but more importantly cooling using (2) 6002's. What I would like to know is how small a pair of pelts could I getaway with if I were willing to have load temps of 20-30c? (2) 72's? (2) 150's? Also how big of a rad would I need to pull the heat from those tecs. Could I possibly get away with a BIPII. I am after ultimate performance with the lowest noise possible. I am clueless about pelts so if I am way off base then please let me know. If I am in the ballpark but need some fine tuning please point me in the right direction. Thanks.

09-27-2004, 02:39 AM	#1
psychofunk Cooling Savant Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 365	Swiftech MCW-CHILL 452 help I guess this is to anyone who can answer but I actually intended to direct this to phaes as it is his review that has me wondering. Either way, this is the deal. I was thinking of making something similar to the 452 using 2 low pro server sinks with copper pins but more importantly cooling using (2) 6002's. What I would like to know is how small a pair of pelts could I getaway with if I were willing to have load temps of 20-30c? (2) 72's? (2) 150's? Also how big of a rad would I need to pull the heat from those tecs. Could I possibly get away with a BIPII. I am after ultimate performance with the lowest noise possible. I am clueless about pelts so if I am way off base then please let me know. If I am in the ballpark but need some fine tuning please point me in the right direction. Thanks.