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7th November 2004, 01:01
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|  I think he means a seperate WC just for the pelted cpu and his current wc for everything else |
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7th November 2004, 01:02
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| Correct Kristos, but I still need to learn about it, so all ideas are welcome. |
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7th November 2004, 01:18
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| Member  Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium)
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 | ah k i get it now. tnx for clearing it up kristos. it is posible to have everything just in one loop. just a rad that can handle everything. what peltier are you going to use? edit: i see youre won't too know what pelt too use too. http://www.benchtest.com/calc.html this can do mutch 
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7th November 2004, 01:23
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| check pm please 
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7th November 2004, 01:38
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| just calculated you cpu stock its 68.30 W oc'ed @ 2.2 ghz 108 W @ 1.9 v vcore so if youre using a tec, youre planning of more oc'ing prolly. so this one will do fine i guess => Model CP1-12715 (50mm/130-170W) with 170W you can sure cool you cpu its not the more W the tec the colder he gets so if you have a good wc block an can get the hot side chill, you cold side would be -30 or less. cpu temps around -10 and 0° i am just guessing. i could cool my p4 2.6 ghz with @ 50 w tec till 0° idle and even colder but @ aida 32 nothing under the 0° is shown.
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9th November 2004, 12:46
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  | Is somebody going to buy from the site mentioned above? I'm very interested in that, it's so much cheaper then stores in Belgium. The following link is an "how-to" to build your own TEC power supply: http://www.icecoldcomputing.com/ Nice site, check the 1kW waterblock to. |
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9th November 2004, 14:41
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9th November 2004, 22:26
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| I most likely will  when depends entirely on what the readout is on my bankaccount |
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10th November 2004, 08:50
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| me to, be sure to tell me you guys will order !!! |
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10th November 2004, 12:33
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| This model suites me best i think: Model CP1-12726 (50mm/245-320W) With the TEC calculator my CPU will be 150W if he does 2.5 gig on 2V. Crazy! |
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