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joefart · 03-28-2001, 05:34 PM

Thanks all for the input. Seeing that I already bought the used fridge and modified it for my needs, I'll continue with my original idea. From what you guys are saying, it probably will not work

, but might as well still try. I am still along the line of thought that my setup is still using a radiator like more common setups, just that it is located within the freezer section of the fridge. The same goes for the utility box that is acting as a reservoir. So it seems that the difference between my planned setup is not that much different from a common radiator fan setup. Instead of being housed inside my computer case, it is in a dorm fridge. If necessary, I can always add fan to the freezer section too.

It would seem that my planned setup should be fine for a Tbird 650 overclocked to who knows what. It may struggle if I do get my AXIA Tbird "C" 1GHz, but that is a concern to deal with if I do get the chip.

Thanks again, and if you have any other ideas, tips, or concerns (other than further reducing the power supply here in California,) let me know.

03-28-2001, 05:34 PM	#7
joefart Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 7	Thanks all for the input. Seeing that I already bought the used fridge and modified it for my needs, I'll continue with my original idea. From what you guys are saying, it probably will not work , but might as well still try. I am still along the line of thought that my setup is still using a radiator like more common setups, just that it is located within the freezer section of the fridge. The same goes for the utility box that is acting as a reservoir. So it seems that the difference between my planned setup is not that much different from a common radiator fan setup. Instead of being housed inside my computer case, it is in a dorm fridge. If necessary, I can always add fan to the freezer section too. It would seem that my planned setup should be fine for a Tbird 650 overclocked to who knows what. It may struggle if I do get my AXIA Tbird "C" 1GHz, but that is a concern to deal with if I do get the chip. Thanks again, and if you have any other ideas, tips, or concerns (other than further reducing the power supply here in California,) let me know.