i guess i have to wait

[(v)estra]

ok i have decided to wait untill my uncle figures out how to get the peltier system he has working again b4 i overclock any more. its made for cooling piped from 500*F to 40*F so i think it will be sufficent in coolin a processor from 130*F to 20*f give or take a few degrees :). he is milling out a square in a valcona 11 hs to mount it in and heat off of it i am gonna try something bizzar my dad is rerouting the coils on a mini fridge splitting them into smaller coils that will fit (hopefully) inside the fins of the hs. to get the mini fridge to support the load of constantly being on changing the compressor to an indust str compressor that is made for cooling all day and all night. if this works this might be a new way of cooling processors u might even be able to do it without the mini fridge i just think it will look cool LOL. if it works minus the mini fridge then it will a verry CHEAP peltier kit costing a total of about 50 bucks for everything hsf and the peltier itself. i can get 100 of the peltiers for 40 dollars with the power supply but wiring the psu will be a b*tch we tested 1 out with air cooling on the hs that comes with it(no fan 10 lb chunck of alum) and got a thermomater(ignore the spelling)to -12*C or ~8*F which is cold concidering the hs was 85*F so if i get this to work it will be a really good cheap cooler and i can say bye bye thermaltake well i will post my results

ps is there any thing i need to do to protect my cpu from condensation it will get cold as h*ll on the cold side of the peltier