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22nd January 2004, 22:46
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| MAZE4-1 GPU kit @ Radeon9800pro Hellow  I got my MAZE4-1 GPU with 80W peltier today  I'd like to intall it but it wouldn't hurt asking some questions to the more "experienced" overclockers  1) I've been told a 80W Peltier has 6-7A, can i just connect it to the PSU? (enermax 460W) or is it best to make an extra circuit? 2) I read on this Quote:
)all help/suggestions would be welcome  thx in advance | |
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22nd January 2004, 23:25
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|  I recieved mine yesterday  (i rather would have an swiffie MCW50T)But don't have the time to install it. 1) I have an antec truepower 480W and it works fine. You don't have to make an xtra circuit. Don't be fouled by the 80W,those 80W peltiers will work on their full capacity on 16V, so when connected to the psu (12V) it can remove 60W of heat. 2)It doesn't matter what kind of thermal paste you use, I used AS ceramique. I don't like the AS3, too liguid and nasty hope I've helped you a little |
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22nd January 2004, 23:37
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| If u buy a old AT psu u could get 18V out of de big mobo connector as I don't think it is wise to hook a TEC up to those line while using your mobo on it at the same time... 10€ and u hav a at/ATX 200/300W Don't know what the extra 2V will do good or bad... I'm not a real tec know_it_all ... Just sharing some info as I personally hate not using something to its full potential  just ignore this plz |
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22nd January 2004, 23:39
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| afaik, a 16V TEC blows at any voltage above 16V |
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23rd January 2004, 12:05
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| a peltier doesn't work the best on his full capacity |
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23rd January 2004, 12:11
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I've heard that e.g. a 24V 172W TEC works best at 16volts. at 24Volts it removed more heat (about 30-40w I think) but it creates about two times more heat | |
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23rd January 2004, 12:16
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| Member  Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is
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 | I have no clue at how much voltage my swifty + pelt works on the gpu...as it's connected to the psu directly, is that 12V?
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23rd January 2004, 12:26
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).Since when does a molex on an average psu have more or less than 12V (off course it depends on 12V rail) | |
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23rd January 2004, 12:28
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| my mcw50t has been working on a 9700 pro/9800pro now, and I've never had any trouble with it and big overclocks
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23rd January 2004, 12:55
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| an 80W TEC is just powerful enough for those cards |
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