A pelt would lower your temps dramatically if it is powerful enough (and powered well), especially if using a GOOD supply of chilled water to cool it. If you do that with a minifridge, though, keep in mind that your fridge won't do too much to chill your water, and might get permanently damaged in the process. You'll want a GOOD radiator outside of the fridge (after the pelt) to get rid of as much heat as possible, then have another GOOD rad inside of the fridge (running passive ... no fans) to chill the water a bit more before it goes back to the pelt. A res in the fridge won't cool the water much at all.
Also, keep in mind that minifridges have weak cooling units, and they can be easily overburdened by a warm cooling system.
Overall, I wouldn't recommend using a minifridge on a hot system. You'd be better off with either a dedicated phase change unit for chilling (look in the phase change forum for info on conversions), or a GOOD radiator with GOOD air flow. The power use by the fridge would almost be wasted in your situation (along with the fridge itself once it blows up).
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