Shyne

it may be alex, never knew the name of the wierdo that did all the janky projects on LTT

that is an experiment, not a tutorial on how to make a watercooling loop with TEC's. I'm using them for science generaly, so they're not running the whole time, so i haven't considered the power bill.

I know tecs are realy inefficients, but that's an easy way to do it and the temp change right after the rad, from about 1 to 3°C less than after the cpu waterblock, that helps the tec in his task, and the objective here is not sub zero or sub ambiant, just lower temps than 80+°C like in the video, at least.

Hey! If you seen that series of videos: with linus and Luke, trying their best to cool a CPU with some TECs (thermo electric cooling) But they were doing it the LTT way, so i want to explain why that didn't worked out, and submit a future video projet to that serie. First, the explaination of their failure: Tec doesn't cool, it chills down already cool things, putting a bit of heat on the cold side of the peltier, and it's gone. So here's my theory: You need to cool down the water before it's going into the tec's waterblock, a 240 or 360rad should do the job to cool the water to around 30~35°C under load, then, before the water go back to the reservoir, you put the TEC "chilling unit" that chill the water down to 15~25°C under load. More cold is the intake water, more efficient it will be to cool the CPU, if some LTT staff see that and that you understood, that will be awesome to do a video about it, that is bad karma to stay onto a failure. Bye and have a great day!