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rorybreaker · 10-11-2004, 10:41 PM

sorry 'bout my writing, yeah it's a mess.

Yeah, I was looking around at operating temps of pelts and whatnot. I do understand that the hot side of such a system would need one hell of a lot of cooling, but I do think it's possible with a big enough pump. Yes, putting 1000 watts inside a case is another thing, but isn't that just a money issue?

As for the cold side I'll take your word, I don't understand much about pelts yet.
I'm still insanely curious about this though, even outside of computing. What's the coldest you could make liquid with a huge pelt setup?

I have another question though, sorry if it's posted somewhere else in the forums and I couldn't find it: What's the best way to avoid moisture in systems operating below the dew point?

10-11-2004, 10:41 PM	#3
rorybreaker Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Edmonton Posts: 5	sorry 'bout my writing, yeah it's a mess. Yeah, I was looking around at operating temps of pelts and whatnot. I do understand that the hot side of such a system would need one hell of a lot of cooling, but I do think it's possible with a big enough pump. Yes, putting 1000 watts inside a case is another thing, but isn't that just a money issue? As for the cold side I'll take your word, I don't understand much about pelts yet. I'm still insanely curious about this though, even outside of computing. What's the coldest you could make liquid with a huge pelt setup? I have another question though, sorry if it's posted somewhere else in the forums and I couldn't find it: What's the best way to avoid moisture in systems operating below the dew point? __________________ Well it's -42 C outside, and this 486 runs at 68 C? Last edited by rorybreaker; 10-11-2004 at 10:48 PM.