Peltier for K6-2?

[demon-eater]

I wanted to put a peltier on my tbird but thats gonna cost too much considering i will probably only use it for another 6months or so... so i was thinking about playing with my other computer which never gets used.. how powerful of a peltier would i have to use on a K6-2 stock 500mhz w/2.4v oc @533mhz w/2.7v.. i think it would be pretty funny to have a pelt on that sucker and overclock it more.. but only if its doable on air that is.. do you think its possible to buy a 62watt peltier (or whatever) and use a gladiator 2 or sk6 to cool it?? i can duct air from outside during winter for now to cool it.. but im itching to overclock and mod stuff more.. and ive done all i can with my tbird until i have to dump alot $$ to get more which isn't worth it now..

[SickBoy]

I'd say try to use a 72W peltier minimum. But a SK6 should be enough to cool a low power pelt. Don't count on getting much in the way of results though. 2.7V for just 33 extra MHz is a lot. Your chip ain't the best overclocker.

[demon-eater]

oh i know... i just wanna play with it.. cause if i burn it up.. no big deal... ya know where i could pick up a 72watt or any other low watt pelt?

just bought one on ebay with a crappy stock K6 heatsink.. now all i need is a good Heatsink...

[Wicked Klown]

go to the front page go down til you see water cooling click on it go down til you see BeCooling click on it then click on the word Becooling. I would give you the link but I can't remember it.

[eh?]

Originally posted by demon-eater
oh i know... i just wanna play with it.. cause if i burn it up.. no big deal... ya know where i could pick up a 72watt or any other low watt pelt?

just bought one on ebay with a crappy stock K6 heatsink.. now all i need is a good Heatsink...
i got an 85 watt pelt never used, pm me if you want it

[VashTheStampede]

http://www.dangerden.com/mall/peltiers.asp

80W is the smallest they sell.

~Vash~

[Dissolved]

Originally posted by demon-eater
oh i know... i just wanna play with it.. cause if i burn it up.. no big deal... ya know where i could pick up a 72watt or any other low watt pelt?

just bought one on ebay with a crappy stock K6 heatsink.. now all i need is a good Heatsink...

if you do this, be sure to post back up about how it goes :)

[VashTheStampede]

Well I just spent about 3 hours on my backup box (An AMD K6-2 500), copying files over from a dieing drive.

I had just copied SiSoft Sandra on over, and I got curious, so I fired it up, laughed a bit at the mobo specs and looked at the temps it was registering, 45-46 degrees IDLE! Reaching into 51-52 for full load. Mind you, this K6-2 already has the on-chip heat spreader, and the heatsink on it now is not stock, it's a huge ass JMC socket A HSF. The pressure the clip exerts onto the CPU would put an orb and Zen radiator to shame, but the old AMD holds up to the pressure.

I would say start at 80W single pelt.

~Vash~

[demon-eater]

**update**

okay my pelt should be coming any day now.. but the other day i broke my chip and sombody was nice enough to send me one a k6-2 500mhz anyway right now i have my Thermalright SK-6 w/ delta screemer on it 33C full load running prime for 1hr...

can't wait for my pelt to get here its gonna be funny!

[UserName]

you could also try what this guy (http://www.agaweb.com/coolcpu/build.htm#2) did.