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    Quote Originally Posted by flak-spammer View Post
    duckbillclinton, I suggest you read a bit more on TEC's before making claims you are unable to back up. A 360w Qmax TEC requires nearly 600w of power to run at 360 Qmax. Assuming the voltage is lower than Umax then you no longer get the full 360w Qmax. As muffy stated these results just don't make any sense.
    Muffy is me by the way . i got the nick name from eating a muffin everyday for 5 years


    BY THE WAY ChillerZero wasn't using a 62mm TEC he was using a 50 mm TEC ... hes said he was using a 226 watts of QMAX TEC. A 62mm TEC wouldn't have fitted his block anyway




    Quote Originally Posted by Chillerzero View Post
    yes you will go sub-zero.

    i go subzero with only 226w of TEC on Core i7 -10°C idle @ 4180Mhz HT on, load +28C.
    Now i ordered a 300W TEC for it, and i will testy it on this one.
    Quote Originally Posted by Ultrasonic2 View Post
    I assume we're talking about this post cos. This is theoretically imposable even in a best case scenario .. You have a CPU generating 230watts of heat being cold by a 226 watt TEC and your loads are 28c .. that it theoretically impossible.

    So you must be forgetting to tell us some thing OR an i7 at that Vcore and frequency doesn't generate 230 watts of heat ?

    It' all very fishy to me
    Last edited by Ultrasonic2; 08-16-2009 at 01:34 PM.

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