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Ultrasonic2 (muffy) · 10-09-09

barr 284$ for just the controller .. man i wish i was made of money.

http://www.tetech.com/TC-48-20.html

Ultrasonic2 (muffy) · 10-09-09

Bbar.... water chiller for $615
Pmax of only 415watts isn't much
Qmax of about 180watts @ 25c

http://www.tetech.com/Liquid-Coolers/LC-200.html

mahtareika · 4 Weeks Ago

I know this is kind of out there $$ wise, but, I decided to add a second LC-200 to my loop directly after the fist one. I will only run the first TEC during benchmarks and the radiator will help cool down the water before getting to the second LC-200. Just bore I guess. Plus, I couldn't pass up the good deal I received.

zipdogso · 4 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by mahtareika

I know this is kind of out there $$ wise, but, I decided to add a second LC-200 to my loop directly after the fist one. I will only run the first TEC during benchmarks and the radiator will help cool down the water before getting to the second LC-200. Just bore I guess. Plus, I couldn't pass up the good deal I received.

So when are you FINALLY going to put us out of our misery and give some more info on this....Awww go on....

mahtareika · 4 Weeks Ago

I'll do a build log when I add the second TEC cooler. I've added a 3 speed fan controller, shortened the water loop and decreased the power the the Swiftech MCP655 so far.

zipdogso · 4 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by mahtareika

I'll do a build log when I add the second TEC cooler. I've added a 3 speed fan controller, shortened the water loop and decreased the power the the Swiftech MCP655 so far.

Why have you decreased the pump speed ??
Surely you have seen the threads where reducing the pump speed does not increase cooling ??
To think the coolant gets colder because it spends longer getting cold in your TEC block is a fallacy it also spends longer getting heated up by the computer components.

mahtareika · 4 Weeks Ago

I had it turned all the way up.... Along with the TEC. I reduced the power to the point where the temps started to raise and then put it back up a notch.

zipdogso · 4 Weeks Ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by mahtareika

I had it turned all the way up.... Along with the TEC. I reduced the power to the point where the temps started to raise and then put it back up a notch.

Oh right....apologies ...that sounds better...eagerly awaiting your proposed info....

mahtareika · 3 Weeks Ago

Well, my dual LC-200 project has had a slip. I blew the PSU when trying to power both chillers. I'm looking for a stronger 24V PSU that can kick out 20A and handle 2 of the LC-200's. It might be a couple weeks. Until then, I'm running the two of them with a PC Power & Cooling 880SSI. That's 12V @ 30A and they are running quite and surprisingly cool. I'm getting an average of 20c idle/50c load with the CPU @ 4.2 with 1.34 vcore.

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Ultrasonic2 (muffy) Extreme Cooler Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Auckland New Zealand Posts: 2,076 Rep: 131 Unique Rep: 77 Trader Rating: 1	barr 284$ for just the controller .. man i wish i was made of money. http://www.tetech.com/TC-48-20.html __________________ FOR SALE Universal 62mm TEC Plates for W/C or Air coolers Everything you've wanted to know about TEC's Last edited by Ultrasonic2 (muffy) : 10-09-09 at 02:47 AM

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Ultrasonic2 (muffy) Extreme Cooler Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Auckland New Zealand Posts: 2,076 Rep: 131 Unique Rep: 77 Trader Rating: 1	Bbar.... water chiller for $615 Pmax of only 415watts isn't much Qmax of about 180watts @ 25c http://www.tetech.com/Liquid-Coolers/LC-200.html __________________ FOR SALE Universal 62mm TEC Plates for W/C or Air coolers Everything you've wanted to know about TEC's Last edited by Ultrasonic2 (muffy) : 10-09-09 at 02:48 AM

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