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Article #536Re: Request for "big heatsink" supplier in UK
From: Nigel J. Carron
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 1997 00:00
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>If you mount a Peltier device between the CPU and the heatsink it could cool >the CPU and allow more consistant running at higher speeds. Obviously you >would also need a large heatsink on the "hot" side of the device. This will >not only have to dissipate the heat from the CPU but also the heat >dissipated by the Peltier device which will consume a significant amount of >power, could be several 10's of watts. > >Alternatively you could fabricate a water cooled heatsink. Now that would be >novel, although I believe that certain large super-computers use water >cooling too. > >Geoff There was a review of a P11 pc that used liquid cooling - a kind of mini-air conditioning unit inside the PC - allowed overclocking to a great degree.. Must look it out.. Nigel J. Carron Statements do not represent C. G. Systems Policy.
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