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CNYC · 06-17-2003, 04:03 PM

I just bought a pelt in hopes of avoiding a radiator for a watercooled setup I am planning to build.

Do you guys think this is possible? I bought a large copper heatsink/fan to cool the hot side and I am hoping to submerge the cool side in a water resevoir.

I have two pelts one 80watt and one 150watt.

Also the pelts come with the standard molex connectors for ATX PSU's. Should I use a Normal ATX powersupply or another kind? If I use a normal ATX power supply how do I turn it on since it isnt attached to anything? (no motherboard etc.) I am planning to house the pelts, pump, resevoir in another case. Is this recommended?

06-17-2003, 04:03 PM	#1
CNYC Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: USA Posts: 8	Using a pelt instead of a radiator I just bought a pelt in hopes of avoiding a radiator for a watercooled setup I am planning to build. Do you guys think this is possible? I bought a large copper heatsink/fan to cool the hot side and I am hoping to submerge the cool side in a water resevoir. I have two pelts one 80watt and one 150watt. Also the pelts come with the standard molex connectors for ATX PSU's. Should I use a Normal ATX powersupply or another kind? If I use a normal ATX power supply how do I turn it on since it isnt attached to anything? (no motherboard etc.) I am planning to house the pelts, pump, resevoir in another case. Is this recommended?