Swiftech thermoelectric new products?

[chaotic]

What about swiftech and thermoelectric area...?Will be made any new products?

[Hondacity]

+1 for ivy

[chaotic]

You are in my mind...

[Hondacity]

Chief Engineer from Asus recommends/suggests TEC, hopefully Swiftech will come to our rescue

[chaotic]

Very nice to hear this!!!I have a beast tec for this...

[basserdan]

like this http://bestbyte.net/merchant/merchan...&Store_Code=BB

[gabe]

What about swiftech and thermoelectric area...?Will be made any new products?

Actually working on it for LGA2011. Will let you know how it works out. One thing I know, it's not going to be cheap. Working with new TEC modules, best I've ever seen, but cost an arm and a leg.

G-

[punx223]

can I give both legs? I need arms to bench.

[Hondacity]

an arm and a leg... 300$ ? lol

good to hear from you Gabe. subzero Gabe woooo

[gabe]

1/3 of our business is TEC related but its for industrial apps, so you guys never seen it. Never think for a moment that I forget about our application. Just need to find something that works for the enthusiast :-)

[paulbagz]

an arm and a leg... 300$ ? lol

Hell I'll take extras for that price

-PB

[gabe]

Each TEC is ~ $60. There are 4 of them per Thermal Head.

Cappice?

[chaotic]

Something like a piece of copper with 4 tecs and 4 waterblocks to cool them(direct die)?

[gabe]

conventional wb design using 4 high-end tec modules instead of 1 large cheapass one.

[chaotic]

how many mm tec?

[chaotic]

like this http://bestbyte.net/merchant/merchan...&Store_Code=BB

No like this http://sctbnord.com/lib/articles_fot...1-1_6-28_0.pdf

[st0ned]

Each TEC is ~ $60. There are 4 of them per Thermal Head.

Cappice?

Get it around 250€ here in europe and you'll have a buyer

[wez]

Get it around 250€ here in europe and you'll have a buyer

Considering the TEC's alone is almost 250€, I highly doubt that will happen. Add PSU, block costs etc. and you are closing in on phase change territory when it comes to price. And TEC's will be eaten alive in terms of performance.

But nonetheless really looking forward to see what you guys can come up with, Gabe

[st0ned]

TEC's will more likely require less isolation, and for me they wont make the noise a prommy does ( I used one for 24/7 for over an year ) and that are two big advantages. As for the price 60$ ~45€ , so that would be 180€ in TEC's :P still a lot to go to the 250 ^_^

[Ultrasonic2]

i have made many TEC water blocks and chillers swiftech desperately needs to get over TEC water blocks and start making TEC chillers as they actually work. 3(50x50mm) 226 watt TEC is an absolute minimum but really you want 4-6 of them. Having less but higher powered ones seems to offer little benefit in actual cooling power and a SIGNIFICANT reduction in life expectancy particularly when high wattages are passed though them.

Please Please Please Swiftech start making water chillers (just the chillers) so we can have a revival of TEC stuff again please. I have a modular design you can have and improve on, so the end user can just plug more and more tec's in if they need more cooling power.

[chaotic]

Lets see what beast do you make!Any pics Gabe?

[ino]

i have made many TEC water blocks and chillers swiftech desperately needs to get over TEC water blocks and start making TEC chillers as they actually work. 3(50x50mm) 226 watt TEC is an absolute minimum but really you want 4-6 of them. Having less but higher powered ones seems to offer little benefit in actual cooling power and a SIGNIFICANT reduction in life expectancy particularly when high wattages are passed though them.

Please Please Please Swiftech start making water chillers (just the chillers) so we can have a revival of TEC stuff again please. I have a modular design you can have and improve on, so the end user can just plug more and more tec's in if they need more cooling power.

Exactly what I've been waiting for from a reputable manufacturer.

[gabe]

Sorry yall, I just can't (no time) have an ongoing conversation on the subject matter right now. I didn't post to tease btw, just saw this thread, and figured I'd let you know what I was doing. Maybe I should't have..

I'll keep you posted as soon as I have results. if they (results) don't make sense, then I'll just tell you.

[chaotic]

Its ok we are here

[Ultrasonic2]

Swiftech is in my view the most likely company to ever make a successful TEC "whatever" since they have a history with TEC stuff. i believe their last publicized block the mcw7500 didn't work as well as expected and was dumped but seasoned TECer " ive been doing it for 16 years now could have told them that for free. Im not saying these things to discourage Swiftech quite the opposite. If swiftech follows the successful formula of others and add their significantly better manufacturing process they could produce low cost awesomely performing products.

Tiss just a dream probably. Mind you im writing this on a TEC cooled pc that actually works.