Some pics of my dual 172 watt peltier rig

Miss_Man · 12-19-01, 09:59 PM

Here are the pics
http://thehand78.tripod.com/pelt/page1.htm

Here are the materials in making the block and the design the inside of it.

http://thehand78.tripod.com/mat.htm
Here is the pic of the block in its raw state beside it is my previous block

http://thehand78.tripod.com/b1.htm

JML · 12-19-01, 10:13 PM

I hope they don't take this down

Colin · 12-19-01, 10:24 PM

Well folks, I know this pelt rig beats mine. A hearty welcome to the forums LardArse errr... Miss_Man, from Mr. Thompson.

eh? · 12-19-01, 10:40 PM

i wanna do a pelt setup but im scared ill fry something, anyway what do you use the cold plate for? also how did you insualte your board?

Miss_Man · 12-20-01, 08:18 AM

Thanks Mr Thompson for the warm welcome.

Well the cold plate is used to spread the coldness from whole surface of the peltier's cold side. I insulated my board with silicone and then I've spreaded a second layer of silicone grease over the area of the motherboard near the socket. I squeezed a piece of neoprene around the socket and also behind the motherboard. You also need to insulate the socket.

trapper · 12-20-01, 02:12 PM

one word---WOW

Silver · 12-20-01, 04:37 PM

I like it, true ghetto but works and works well.

Miss_Man · 12-21-01, 10:17 AM

Woohoo a remount gave me 19C full load at 1780, 2.19v. Also I've found a second-hand power supply that can give 24V-20V, 64A!! And its only $US80+! If this rig proves to be stable and problem free, then I'll grab that power supply and try a higher voltage than 18V. Should give me better temops since I'm pretty sure my hot side is handled well.

12-19-01, 09:59 PM	Thread Starter #1
Miss_Man Registered Join Date: Dec 2000	Some pics of my dual 172 watt peltier rig Here are the pics http://thehand78.tripod.com/pelt/page1.htm Here are the materials in making the block and the design the inside of it. http://thehand78.tripod.com/mat.htm Here is the pic of the block in its raw state beside it is my previous block http://thehand78.tripod.com/b1.htm
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12-19-01, 10:13 PM	#2
JML Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: New Jersey	I hope they don't take this down
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12-19-01, 10:24 PM	#3
Colin Arctic Silver Senior Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Kalifornia	Well folks, I know this pelt rig beats mine. A hearty welcome to the forums LardArse errr... Miss_Man, from Mr. Thompson. __________________ Knowledge is useless, it’s what you do with it that counts.
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12-19-01, 10:40 PM	#4
eh? Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Elkhart, Indiana	i wanna do a pelt setup but im scared ill fry something, anyway what do you use the cold plate for? also how did you insualte your board? __________________ Back and trolling six-fold.
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12-20-01, 08:18 AM	Thread Starter #5
Miss_Man Registered Join Date: Dec 2000	Thanks Mr Thompson for the warm welcome. Well the cold plate is used to spread the coldness from whole surface of the peltier's cold side. I insulated my board with silicone and then I've spreaded a second layer of silicone grease over the area of the motherboard near the socket. I squeezed a piece of neoprene around the socket and also behind the motherboard. You also need to insulate the socket.
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12-20-01, 02:12 PM	#6
trapper Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: EDINBURGH(The Capital City)	one word---WOW
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12-20-01, 04:37 PM	#7
Silver Senior Citizen (aka old fart) Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Dallas, Georgia	I like it, true ghetto but works and works well. __________________ Xeons 1.6LV at 3.2Ghz 3000+ (754) at 2.5Ghz 2800+ (754) at 2.5Ghz P4 2.8C-478 at 3.4Ghz Celeron 315D at 3.4Ghz Celeron 310D at 3.0Ghz Celeron 335D at 3.7Ghz Celeron 315D at 2.8Ghz C2D E6300 at 3.2Ghz C2D E6300 at 3.0Ghz FOLDING FOR TEAM 32 - 30.7 Ghz Avatar by Shocker - Many Thanks Sir!
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12-21-01, 10:17 AM	Thread Starter #8
Miss_Man Registered Join Date: Dec 2000	Woohoo a remount gave me 19C full load at 1780, 2.19v. Also I've found a second-hand power supply that can give 24V-20V, 64A!! And its only $US80+! If this rig proves to be stable and problem free, then I'll grab that power supply and try a higher voltage than 18V. Should give me better temops since I'm pretty sure my hot side is handled well.
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