"fans seems to work fine" & "It's not enough that they spin".. Try building your own water cooling from junk...

Linda McLeod lindavaldeen at fastmail.fm
Mon Sep 26 23:38:49 UTC 2011


Re: "fans seems to work fine" & "It's not enough that they spin"...

 "I've not really wanted to
get into the expense of trying a liquid cooled system.  But the idea of
a silent system, one using heatpipes and massive heatsinks appeals to
me, because I miss having a silent workroom."

I think the personal computer is a bit of a bad design (in may ways),
but just regarding the cooling aspect of it."


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"Liquid cooled"..?
 
Umm?..  thin 1/4" soft copper pipe wrapped around hot things like how a
still is made, but not touching anything..

Run a tiny 12 volt pump with plumbing antifreeze in it..  Cool the pump,
and a coil of copper near the pump with a small silent case fan..  Be
sure to filter the air that touches the fan..

Or use the business parts of a small air conditioner or dehumidifier..
Extreme caution with cooling devices.. Freon is safe in a peaceful
environment, but when freon meets flame, it turns the freon into an
extremely deadly poison, is why car and house fires are so dangerous..

What if someone built a tower in a cylinder shape..?  Properly placed
fans might set up a turbo effect for better cooling..  Plus, round
towers could be decorated such to be hidden/disguised, or part of a
room's décor..

Take a looksee at the bathroom and kitchen fan covers in your home.. 
Are they totally plugged with dust..?
Have you looked at the fans inside your tower yet..?




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