Quad TEC Direct Die

Mindch1|l's newest creation. The Quad Direct Die (QDD).

http://cdn.overclock.net/3/30/30d2bb73_007.jpeg

It combines the power of 4x40mm 225W TECs to be powered at 12V. This gives you a theoretical Qmax of 220W at 30°C Delta, or 334W at 20°C. If you keep those water temps low, this will keep your CPU low.

Like Mind's previous Direct Die Block, this one comes with a controller for dew point if you are paranoid about condensation or if you wanted to control the temperature of the block. It's also still standardized for LGA1156/1155, but an AM3 and LGA2011 adaption is in the works.

I won't bore you with all the mumbo-jumbo like I did with the single block. If you are looking at something like this, you either don't care or you probably know enough to get around already. In this testing, the Quads Voltage was run at 16V, which gives you a theoretical Qmax of 220W @ 40°C Delta, 334W @ 30°C, or 500W @ 20°C.

Test with Ivy Bridge on Water @ Stock CPU, 30°C Water (The chip has horrid thermal resistance and was to hot to run overclocked)
http://cdn.overclock.net/7/7f/7f1b1d...30cambient.png

Test with Ivy Bridge on QuadDD(16V) @ Stock CPU, 30°C Water
http://cdn.overclock.net/9/98/98ce6a...kquadblock.png

Test with Ivy Bridge on QuadDD(16V) @ 4.8GHz CPU, 30°C Water
http://cdn.overclock.net/7/75/757705...zquadblock.png

Test with Sandy Bridge on QuadDD(16V) @ 5.0GHz CPU, 27°C Water
http://cdn.overclock.net/2/21/216736...z10minutes.png

If you have any questions, I'm more than happy to answer them for you!