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Unread 06-17-2003, 11:08 PM   #4
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You'll also find it difficult to air cool the hot side of a 150W pelt: 80W has been found to be the upper limit, under air cooling.

You might want to read Kev's article: http://www.procooling.com/articles/h...ter_chille.php

(btw, he didn't clamp it right, but you'll get the meaning either way).

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Originally posted by CNYC
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?
As long as the PSU can deliver the current that's required, you'll be OK. Usually, a single PSU can't do it, hence the other article, about hooking up 2 PSUs together.


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