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ibmkg · 12-26-2007, 04:35 PM

bill:

Good question. I was thinking of moving the heat away from regulators. Initially I thought of adding a simple Cu pipe to the existing HS located on regulators. The pipe's other end will be then attached to the WB.

I assume these regulators are linear (since they are very inefficient), and cooling would increase a volt (tops). I had an experience with linear regulators recently and noticed that with increased cooling they were more stable.

May be increased cooling of these regulators on Mobo improve performance?
I do not know the specs of these regulators. I think that should be the first step. In any case, the stock forced induction cooling used to keep them cool.

SiGfever:

No, I am not experienced with this stuff. But I do know someone who is and is willing to help.

12-26-2007, 04:35 PM	#4
ibmkg Cooling Savant Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: USA Posts: 129	Re: R134 AC Gas Block-Heat Pipe bill: Good question. I was thinking of moving the heat away from regulators. Initially I thought of adding a simple Cu pipe to the existing HS located on regulators. The pipe's other end will be then attached to the WB. I assume these regulators are linear (since they are very inefficient), and cooling would increase a volt (tops). I had an experience with linear regulators recently and noticed that with increased cooling they were more stable. May be increased cooling of these regulators on Mobo improve performance? I do not know the specs of these regulators. I think that should be the first step. In any case, the stock forced induction cooling used to keep them cool. SiGfever: No, I am not experienced with this stuff. But I do know someone who is and is willing to help. __________________ NOTE: Suggestions are based on my perceptive. I could be erroneous. Therefore, no one has the right to criticize an individual other than rephrasing and or expressing his own annotations on the subject matter itself.