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Refrigeration Cooling System For PC

Post Date: 2008-09-23
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    Posted: 23 Sep 2008 at 4:52pm
- Utilize micro compressor and refrigerant to cool PC, to maximize over-clocking limitation and performance
- 20ºC cooler than liquid cooling System
- Equipped with intelligent IC controller to prevent condensation
- Thermal resistance can be <0.02 ºC/W under 100% loading
- High performance micro compressor uses standard 12V power
- Small, low noise, high performance technology
 
Compatible mobos:
 
MSI:
P45 Diamond / P45 Platinum / P45D3 Platinum / P7N Diamond (Only for one VGA card plug in 4th slot) / P7N2 Diamond (Only for one VGA card plug in 4th slot) / X48C Platinum (Only for one VGA card plug in 4th slot)
 
Gig:
EP45-DQ6 / EP45T Extreme (DDR3) / EP45 Extreme (DDR2) / X48T-DQ6 (DDR3) / X48-DQ6 (DDR2)
 
Asus:
Blitz Formula / P5Q / P5QC / P5Q Pro / P5Q Deluxe / P5E Deluxe
 
Something for DSO to look into.  Smile
 


Edited by Nomak - 23 Sep 2008 at 4:52pm
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Mwahaahah.  I knew it!  It was gonna happen eventually I didn't think it was gonna happen so soon though.  Happy days!
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Let them be out for a bit then, if its new its got some kinks

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Posts: 623 		  Quote Axel Daemon Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 23 Sep 2008 at 5:24pm
@Nomak:  What?  The reason I reacted like that was because I was joking about refrigerator computer cases.  And now see what happened! Lol.
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Posts: 476 		  Quote MarkNY Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 23 Sep 2008 at 5:24pm
wouldn't those metal pipes leave condensation which would drip onto the motherboard?
 
nm- i guess they have foam around them- but who nows how effective.


Edited by MarkNY - 23 Sep 2008 at 5:26pm
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That's why that site pointed out there's some specific part designed to avoid the condensation.
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Posts: 442 		  Quote Nomak Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 23 Sep 2008 at 5:34pm
*waits for DSO reps*
 
Ouch
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Posts: 623 		  Quote Axel Daemon Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 23 Sep 2008 at 7:03pm
What's it to you?

You're not expecting them to add this to their line of cases so suddenly now do you?
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Phase change cooling isn't new, but this is the first time i have seen soneone actually try to put the compressor inside the case with the system. One thing I want to point out, aside from the obvious drawbacks to putting a source of heat inside the case (the compressor) is that with phase change cooling, you have to be careful of condensation on the cooling lines. Dripping water is very bad for electronics. Smile
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We have a test phase change system we put together for NVISION as far as I know its still under research
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The complexity of phase change cooling is no different than creating a refrigerator. The problems only come in with trying to make it so small. The condensation control has to be a near complete "sealed" insulation layering of the cold lines feeding from the condenser to the cooling block. Any condensation on the lower lines can drip down harmlessly if everything is run along the bottom of the case. An A/C uses a tray to collect and drain condensation in this manner. IMO, phase change is the current limit of how far "practical" cooling can go for pcs.
Now, I can just imagine calling my A/C repairman in to fix my pc... LOL! Would he have some stories to tell back at the office...Approve
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