Water cooling booster.

[Ultrasonic2]

What about using only a single ~130W tec with the Hot side on a TRUE and the coldsid on a block for the loop ? this can work and you only need 1 loop. I think this can work and you can still acheive sub ambian Water temp. Im not hoping sub zero wiith this but at least sub ambiant. Lets hope ... 4-5°c for the water temp.

yip simple it's already been done just take a direct die water block and use it in revers . you can mount a true to the bottom of the water block then use it to chill water

[NaeKuh]

OK dayam u guys giving this area more traffic..

seriously DAYAM YOU!

im gonna have to get my chiller up and running now.

:T

I think however i might need a second meanwell, and better TEC's.

And a dayam PWM controller.

[zipdogso]

OK dayam u guys giving this area more traffic..

seriously DAYAM YOU!

im gonna have to get my chiller up and running now.

:T

I think however i might need a second meanwell, and better TEC's.

And a dayam PWM controller.

Yep,

You finish yours and I will try and finish mine and with the other projects on the go and Ultrasonics blocks starting to go out the door we might have a busy summer here on the TEC forum !!!!

[masta killa]

Good Idea.
I was thinking about kinda same idea in the past, but was too lazy to do it.
Something not that powerful, that you will not have to insulate your MoBo.

[vinister]

I know this is an older thread but... was this system ever mounted in a case? Is there any way to practically mount and insulate a device like this for 24.7 use? Was thinking of building a custom case with a small automotive radiator on one of the sides to cool a tec-sandwich water chiller. It all seems quite viable except for the condensation inside the case.

[Ultrasonic2]

I know this is an older thread but... was this system ever mounted in a case? Is there any way to practically mount and insulate a device like this for 24.7 use? Was thinking of building a custom case with a small automotive radiator on one of the sides to cool a tec-sandwich water chiller. It all seems quite viable except for the condensation inside the case.

well you could insulate it

im meant to be starting a chiller that hopefully solves the condensation issue

[MadHacker]

or just have the TEC turn off and on, as the water approaches preset temperatures, and keep it just above the condensation level.

[NKrader]

would love to have a 2-3tec version of this.. one side made of copper and one alu.. and wrapped in that closed cell foam for ln2 sinks. so that i could put it in my daily rig and drop temps by a bit

[Aberration]

or just have the TEC turn off and on, as the water approaches preset temperatures, and keep it just above the condensation level.

Exactly what I have wanted to do.

[Ultrasonic2]

or just have the TEC turn off and on, as the water approaches preset temperatures, and keep it just above the condensation level.

Then you'll spend a a whole pile of money for just a few degrees

[flak-spammer]

Hardly a point in creating a chiller that is limited to 0-5 degrees.

[zipdogso]

or just have the TEC turn off and on, as the water approaches preset temperatures, and keep it just above the condensation level.

Depending on where you put the temp sensor you may find this rather harder than you first imagine to get a fine temp control i.e. +/- 2 or 3ºC

[Unseen]

I fired it up after long time and it works like a harm
For sure i need a better pump and waterblock.
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[ilkkahy]

Really nice looking pictures. How did you make that seal between the aluminium and acrylic?

[lior307]

Nice results man ,
I wonder what this booster can do with I7 920 cpu !

[Unseen]

Really nice looking pictures. How did you make that seal between the aluminium and acrylic?

Hi mate,

Its just a simple oring. You can buy it in any shop that sells hydropneumatic equipment.

@lior

Thanks