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- Mar 23, 2009
So, next winter I'm going to be building a new desktop, and I wanted to run a new cooling idea by you guys to see what you thought.
What I want to do is get a pair of copper exhausts, like the ones you find in sports cars, only copper. They would, of course, be perforated for maximum cooling efficiency. Then I want to install a pair of fans behind them, to blow the hot air out of these exhausts. Now, here's the kicker: attach them to various heatsinks in the computer using copper wire, so the heat will be drawn through the copper wire, into the exhausts, where it's dissipated into the surrounding air via fans and a temperature differential!
So, what do you think? Could it work?
What I want to do is get a pair of copper exhausts, like the ones you find in sports cars, only copper. They would, of course, be perforated for maximum cooling efficiency. Then I want to install a pair of fans behind them, to blow the hot air out of these exhausts. Now, here's the kicker: attach them to various heatsinks in the computer using copper wire, so the heat will be drawn through the copper wire, into the exhausts, where it's dissipated into the surrounding air via fans and a temperature differential!
So, what do you think? Could it work?