Low Profile Below Zero Silent Air Cooler

[AJFILMS]

Hello everybody I wanted to ask you guys a question. I've been trying to find a company to take my design for a low profile air cooler that can get to sub zero temperatures, and I was just about to sign away the rights of it to silverstone and get absolutely nothing out of it no money no credit no nothing... but then I thought about possibly posting something on here about it and see if either anyone would be interested in it or knows of a manufacturer that can help me make these things instead of me just giving it away to a massive company and getting nothing for it?

 

*Note it does require a 12 volt input to work

[Clanscorpia]

1 minute ago, AJFILMS said:

Hello everybody I wanted to ask you guys a question. I've been trying to find a company to take my design for a low profile air cooler that can get to sub zero temperatures, and I was just about to sign away the rights of it to silverstone and get absolutely nothing out of it no money no credit no nothing... but then I thought about possibly posting something on here about it and see if either anyone would be interested in it or knows of a manufacturer that can help me make these things instead of me just giving it away to a massive company and getting nothing for it?

How can it get sub zero temperatures? 

[Alexcalibur]

1 minute ago, AJFILMS said:

Hello everybody I wanted to ask you guys a question. I've been trying to find a company to take my design for a low profile air cooler that can get to sub zero temperatures, and I was just about to sign away the rights of it to silverstone and get absolutely nothing out of it no money no credit no nothing... but then I thought about possibly posting something on here about it and see if either anyone would be interested in it or knows of a manufacturer that can help me make these things instead of me just giving it away to a massive company and getting nothing for it?

What companies have you contacted so far?

[Clanscorpia]

That literally physically impossible

[Atmos]

Air coolers cannot reach lower temps than ambient air temperature, so you might have an issue.

To reach lower than ambient temperature there has to be more to it,

[AJFILMS]

1 minute ago, IskanderEXC said:

What companies have you contacted so far?

silver stone, cooler master, corsair, and I tried contacting be quiet

[Alexcalibur]

Just now, AJFILMS said:

silver stone, cooler master, corsair, and I tried contacting be quiet

You should try to come in contact wih Cryorig. But quick question. How tf do you get a 0 degree air cooler lol? What magic are you using??

[AJFILMS]

2 minutes ago, Clanscorpia said:

How can it get sub zero temperatures? 

im not sure exactly if i want to say how yet because i don't have a patent yet

[ThinkWithPortals]

1 minute ago, AJFILMS said:

silver stone, cooler master, corsair, and I tried contacting be quiet

A passive CPU cooler with sub-zero temps? Unless the room the PC is in is also sub-zero, that's literally scientifically impossible.

[AJFILMS]

Just now, ThinkWithPortals said:

A passive CPU cooler with sub-zero temps? Unless the room the PC is in is also sub-zero, that's literally scientifically impossible.

well I guess I've done the impossible

[Clanscorpia]

Just now, AJFILMS said:

well I guess I've done the impossible

nononono. Its breaks laws of physics. If this real send this to scientists and apply for a noble prize in physics

[AJFILMS]

4 minutes ago, Atmos said:

Air coolers cannot reach lower temps than ambient air temperature, so you might have an issue.

To reach lower than ambient temperature there has to be more to it,

not by it's self yes but the heat sink isn't touching the cpu directly 

[Bananasplit_00]

um so you broke the laws of physics when designing ehh? awesome now we know this is a fabricated reality in a simulation, good job man

[Atmos]

3 minutes ago, IskanderEXC said:

You should try to come in contact wih Cryorig. But quick question. How tf do you get a 0 degree air cooler lol? What magic are you using??

Philosophical time!

What lays at the heart of all magic?

... Lies.

 

1 minute ago, AJFILMS said:

not by it's self yes but the heat sink isn't touching the cpu directly 

Contact a scientific organization, because you've broken fundamental laws of the universe.

 

1 minute ago, Clanscorpia said:

nononono. Its breaks laws of physics. If this real send this to scientists and apply for a noble prize in physics

DAMN, sniped; beat me out by a few seconds

[Bananasplit_00]

1 minute ago, AJFILMS said:

not by it's self yes but the heat sink isn't touching the cpu directly 

dude. how is it cooling anything then? if your cooler isnt touching your CPU how are you taking heat away from it? picture please?

[Clanscorpia]

Just now, AJFILMS said:

not by it's self yes but the heat sink isn't touching the cpu directly 

Then what is? Seriously this is breaking laws of physics. Is there something cooling the air cooler?

[ThinkWithPortals]

Just now, AJFILMS said:

well I guess I've done the impossible

Sorry to tell you this, but... no, you haven't. You cannot, by definition, cool something down to a temperature lower than the air around it by just using a simple fan+heatsink. For the CPU to be sub-zero on a passive cooler the room it's in would need to be even more sub-zero.

 

Sorry, but in the case of AJFILMS vs the laws of physics, the laws of physics win.

 

[AJFILMS]

4 minutes ago, IskanderEXC said:

You should try to come in contact wih Cryorig. But quick question. How tf do you get a 0 degree air cooler lol? What magic are you using??

i really don't want to say yet until I get a patent, but its actually extremely simple so i'm shocked no one has ever thought of it before 

[AJFILMS]

1 minute ago, ThinkWithPortals said:

Sorry to tell you this, but... no, you haven't. You cannot, by definition, cool something down to a temperature lower than the air around it by just using a simple fan+heatsink. For the CPU to be sub-zero on a passive cooler the room it's in would need to be even more sub-zero.

 

Sorry, but in the case of AJFILMS vs the laws of physics, the laws of physics win.

 

its not just using a heat sink there is more to it then just copper and thermal compound 

[Clanscorpia]

Just now, AJFILMS said:

i really don't want to say yet until I get a patent, but its actually extremely simple so i'm shocked no one has ever thought of it before 

Just say one thing. Is it using something other than a heatsink to do this?

[MoonlightSylv]

4 minutes ago, AJFILMS said:

im not sure exactly if i want to say how yet because i don't have a patent yet

I hope you realize that getting sub zero temps with an air cooler is LITERALLY PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE

 

The only way to get sub zero temps is with LN2, Dry Ice, or something similar.

[W-L]

If it's just a peliter unit they have been done before, if you don't give us enough info we can't really give much insight into it. 

[Alexcalibur]

I think that  I speak for everyone of this thread but can you send us some proof that you are not the second coming of Jesus breaking all laws of physics? 

[Atmos]

1 minute ago, AJFILMS said:

i really don't want to say yet until I get a patent, but its actually extremely simple so i'm shocked no one has ever thought of it before 

Apply for a patent then here https://www.uspto.gov

and then enlighten us on how you broke the fundamental laws of the universe.

[Bananasplit_00]

2 minutes ago, AJFILMS said:

i really don't want to say yet until I get a patent, but its actually extremely simple so i'm shocked no one has ever thought of it before 

dude. if you dont have a patent then dont do anything with the idea, get a patent before anything if you have made something awesome. please report back once you have gotten that and then we will all know what this is