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wutske 22nd March 2009 10:16

Wondering how it performs when you keep the radiator in the loop.

geoffrey 22nd March 2009 13:58

Replaced them TEC's with 3x120W running @ 12V.

Specs:
123,2W

1 x 40 x 40 x 3,6mm peltier elementen

Imax= 8A
VMax= 15,4V
QcMax= 71
Tmax= 67
(127 couples)

afmetingen: 40 x 40 x 3,6mm (L1,L2,H)

35 gram


No improvement!

geoffrey 22nd March 2009 18:30

TEC draws +6A @ 11,9V during at start, makes 71,4W or more.
Then temps start to drop, after a approx 2 minutes I have 5,19A @ 11,92V: 61,9W.
After 5 minutes I have 5,12A @ 11,92V: 61W.

jmke 22nd March 2009 20:55

well it seems CoolIT already found a balance regarding what TECs to use, more doesn't mean better in this case

geoffrey 22nd March 2009 21:00

I'm not sure what to think as one of the TEC's has died on me today and I'm not aware of what killed it. Hot side temp? Without the pump powered on the blocks freeze tight in just few minutes so I know these other two are still functioning well :)

jmke 22nd March 2009 21:04

overheating on hot side could be the cause

geoffrey 28th March 2009 15:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by geoffrey (Post 232210)
The modified CoolIT Eliminator setup uses more then double the amount of electrical power compared to a ordinary watercooling setup, we're guessing at roughly 41 Watt extra power created by those 3 TEC devices. During a long period of stress testing the CoolIT heatsink barely felt warm too.

CoolIT TEC's test: 10,82V and 1,93A makes 20,90Watt per TEC, tested on dedicated PSU.

Another interesting fact:
no-name TEC tested on Xigmatek Thor's Hammer cpu cooler, actively cooled we got 11,93V and 7,55A: 90,07W. Passive cooling gives 11,93V and 6,73A: 80,28W.


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