killernoodle
No you do have a valid point, and I do have a bad habit of looking at things from my perspective only. In theory a heat level set in something like motherboard Monitor to turn off the PC at a certain temp should work ok. As said the bios shutoff doesn't normally allow a low enough setting temp for people using water cooling with chilled coolant........
Part of the reason as said is to have an instant reaction to pump fail or flow loss, and it makes me much happier leaving the PC unattended for periods during the day. The other is some of us just like solving stuff and hopefully improving things. I do need to get the motherboard monitor software shutdown part solved before using a Tec, I may build the PSU power down circuit as shown in the link I posted, as it seems the most instant way when running a TEC. In theory it should give power down in 1 to 2 seconds if the flow stops......
