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Peltier cooling ??

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of peltier cooling units ?

They are quite cheap and can be ghetto mounted on any good cpu cooler and you can get awesome temps at considerable power consumption !

Then why has it not been used for cpu cooling very much ?

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I think it is because of the high power demands but I am not actually sure.

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Probably a dumb idea if i don't have the expertise !

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We used to offer this service, "cryo-tec"

 

Its very difficult to do unless you know what you are doing. Also, as mentioned, it consumes TONS of power and can harm your components if you do not insulate everything properly.

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We used to offer this service, "cryo-tec"

 

Its very difficult to do unless you know what you are doing. Also, as mentioned, it consumes TONS of power and can harm your components if you do not insulate everything properly.

I was looking at doing some more extreme cooling after my experiences with my P4 under dry ice...

 

Any tips and guides where I can get started? I honestly don't care if I screw up my components as they are like 12 years old...

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I was looking at doing some more extreme cooling after my experiences with my P4 under dry ice...

 

Any tips and guides where I can get started? I honestly don't care if I screw up my components as they are like 12 years old...

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/282844-29-peltier-water-cooling

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Awesome, thanks.

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Expect the lights in your room to dim, haha. We had a customer take his Cryo-Tec Aventum to a LAN party.... yeah....

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I reckon there's still be an issue of heat. It'd just be the other (heating) side that'd need cooling instead of the CPU. 

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