80w pelt with 5volts

[OPPAINTER]

Has anybody tested this config.
I'm wondering if it would be better then just striaght water or actually be worse.
I'm trying to avoid condensation.

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[OPPAINTER]

Geese you guys are slow in this forum

I tested the 5V 80w pelt and it works good, about 7c.

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[Major]

Is that for you nb Opp ???? I really hadn't thought about running an 80w on 5v

[SpicyHuevos]

trying to avoid condensation is like trying to not eat
Just soak it all in dielectrisc grease or wax it

[OPPAINTER]

Originally posted by SpicyHuevos
trying to avoid condensation is like trying to not eat
Just soak it all in dielectrisc grease or wax it

What I would like to do is just use a straight waterblock. All I have is this pelt block MCW40T, 80w built in, so I'm trying to get it to work like staright water

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[\/icious]

but condensation kicks in at 10c right

[mdzcpa]

No, condensation happens at any temp below ambient (depending on humidity levels).

[OPPAINTER]

Thanks Mickey,

I could accually just go by swiftech and pick one up, so keep that one .

I was hopeing to maintain the plate temp about ambient while the NB was running, this would be better then water. I'd have to drop the voltage a little more I think.

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[aarion]

i have a question. i'm using mw50-T, the peltier power connecters are very hot. Why is it so? Is there anything wrong? And what's the solution. Thank you so much.

[aarion]

but i'm using an Antec 480 watts. According to the winbond hardware monitor, it say that my 12+ is at 11.86 volt. So what do u think? THanks.