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I'm guessing most who go the route of Peltier (possibly chained) supplementing with watercooling or similar methods to maintain the "hot side". What is the reliability of utilizing this type of cooling in a day-to-day scenario (power consumption mostly irrelevant)? I'm trying to research the most extreme cooling that could retain "daily driving" potential.
I only ever had a single 65w Peltier on a 120 MHz Pentium that I was able to ramp up to 166 MHz using a stock cooler. So to say my experience is dated is an understatement. What is your experience?
Anything beyond watercooling that I've read up on requires replinishing a substance or are limited to temporary situations or are fairly massive. Unless they're packaging portable multi-stage phase change units that I'm not aware of...
I only ever had a single 65w Peltier on a 120 MHz Pentium that I was able to ramp up to 166 MHz using a stock cooler. So to say my experience is dated is an understatement. What is your experience?
Anything beyond watercooling that I've read up on requires replinishing a substance or are limited to temporary situations or are fairly massive. Unless they're packaging portable multi-stage phase change units that I'm not aware of...