Are there any Socket F/940 evaporator blocks available?

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Originally Posted by s0lid

3. If you mean tools, yes you need some various tools for making a phase change cooler, tho if you use capillary tubing you will get with little cheaper costs :P

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I just downloaded this from Danfoss: http://www.danfoss.com/BusinessAreas...ils/DanCap.htm
Just use this link to find what any of you may want: http://www.danfoss.com/BusinessAreas...ning/Software/

And even though I'm running Linux, I'm able to use it running Wine (http://www.winehq.org).

I think this will help me out a lot. I will now get the rest of their software and start using them.

Shingoshi

Based on this tool which I've downloaded from Danfoss (http://switchboardapp.danfoss.com/ar...unchRSplus.asp), I need this compressor: SC18MLX. It provides 1500W of cooling. If this doesn't seem right to the experienced among you, please explain why.

EDIT: I think I understand how to use these tables better now. It seems the SC18CLX.2 is the better choice.

BTW, someone else suggested I used a scroll compressor also. Of course, the cost is probably insane! :down:
EDIT: Man!! Was I wrong about the price!
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Danfoss-SC18...3%3A1|294%3A50

So what's the best setup for these? I could get two at this price if needed!

Thanks,
Shingoshi

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Originally Posted by [XC] gomeler

A NF5.5 would be smable to handle a pair of chips in an Xserve(stock speeds so max 280w) all while being easy on the ears. Still think Xserves belong in a rack whirring away :shrug:

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So what's the chance of using something smaller like this (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...%3D4%26ps%3D10) in a multiple arrangement?

At this point, I don't see much alternatives here. So if anyone knows something I need to, speak up please!

Shingoshi

I ultimately decided to buy the Rechi compressors listed on Ebay. I got four of them, and I am now working out the final details with them. I also brought a 60-plate heat-exchanger to handle the load of the four compressors. The HX was the more expensive of the two purchases.

An for the sake of some. I also brought a digital camera. So you'll start seeing pics of everything I do.

Shingoshi