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Mcw-chill 452

@ 2003/09/27

PIC

Comment from DUR0N @ 2003/10/15

i'd say: give me the stuff and i'll build it

have to make a practical examn (geïntegreerde proef) anyway

Comment from calantak @ 2003/10/15

I ain't mad enough

Comment from Da_BoKa @ 2003/10/15

maybe an article??

some

modding

greetz

Comment from jmke @ 2003/10/15

no doubt that it will work... but "will make it lighter and more move-able then inserting a Vapo inthere?"

Comment from DUR0N @ 2003/10/15

2 double 120mm rads (top, back)
2 pumps (small 800l's, front bottom)
1 res (above pumps, hdd drivebays)
mcw-> next to pumps
no? should work imo

Comment from jmke @ 2003/10/15

and putting 2 radiators, 2 pumps, 1 reservoir, the mcw-chill 452 into a PC case will make it lighter and more move-able then inserting a Vapo inthere?

would be of course a killer project

Comment from calantak @ 2003/10/15

hmmz

i'll need to buy a coolermaster atcs 4000 then...
same as mine but 95 mms deeper

Comment from jmke @ 2003/10/15

that's the one you see in the picture ^
you need a seperate WATERCOOLING loop, for it to function.

it won't fit in your case IMHO
and is a bigger and more EXPENSIVE solution then a Vapochill (no matter what version) and it won't perform as good as the Vapo.

Comment from calantak @ 2003/10/15

I was talking of the first topicpost..., the mcw chill 452...

Comment from DUR0N @ 2003/10/15

yeah, it looks big, but all that can go in a case

Comment from piotke @ 2003/10/15

calantak

case or "casa" ?

Comment from jmke @ 2003/10/14

"this fits in your case" ??? come again?

Comment from calantak @ 2003/10/14

if anybody sees a review of this and the effect it does, i'd like to see it

this fits into my case

, phasechange doesn't

Comment from jmke @ 2003/10/14

Quote:

Two hotside loops cooled by large single pass heatercores with 2 120mm Papst 100CFM fans each. With peltiers at 12V and 13.8V (these were the PSUs we had) water temperatures quickly (within a minute) start to dramatically drop. For testing we used a MCW5000-a waterblock, an Eheim 1048, and 3/8" ID tubing and a ball valve to throttle pump.

CPU: TBredB 1700+ @ 2084MHz and 2.00V

Diode temp from epox 8k3a+ motherboard: 12 ºC
Room temperature 23 ºC (but rising)
water temps measured on inlet and outlet side of chiller were 1.90 ºC and 3.45 ºC (with Digitecs)

http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/sho...&threadid=8126

Comment from jmke @ 2003/09/27

you can't compare prices between ready-made professional material and home-made extreme-pelting/cooling

2 different markets

Comment from TeuS @ 2003/09/27

I know, but $330 for a 80W chiller? :/
and with pump/rad etcetera it'll be as expensive as phase change

it's a good solution though,if you don't know what to do with your money.

Comment from jmke @ 2003/09/27

it is not supposed to impress..

Comment from TeuS @ 2003/09/27

that doesn't impress me, I can make my own 240W chiller for 100€

I was going to make one, but I ran of of money

Comment from jmke @ 2003/09/27

pic of his chilla

Comment from jmke @ 2003/09/27

yep
to cool your water down

OPPainter made such a waterchiller with Pelts and all
http://www.madshrimps.be/forums/show...=&threadid=151

Comment from Da_BoKa @ 2003/09/27

so this is a sepparated cooling-unit or what??

greetz

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