Pc Cooling The Next Step

[Cyberjazz]

So i know we have all been upgrading Heat sinks and fans and even going into water cooling well there is this company that has taken a different approach to cool Pc's actually air conditioning the inside of you case they have 2 different kind a small unit that goes in a drive bay and the have a case they have built to take advantage of there internal vase air con

so check these links if you interested
http://www.mrgadget.com.au/2005/12/sytrin-nextherm-pac400-pc-aircon.html

this is the case
http://www.sytrin.com/3a-I-1.html

[bboy_skidz]

g0t condensation?

[Dezza Bot]

g0t condensation?
Condensation would not be a problem here, its not cold enough to reach the dew point.
My beef is with it running with its own power supply, there's just not enough wattage there for a modern pc.
My next insane cooling plan will probably involve one of those room air conditioning units >=D

[Mlloyd60]

Similar to what i want to do, once again, power is the issue as i would need a 450W PSU all to itself.......

Peltiers i use pull approx 7-8A Each.....

/me pulls the project out again and continues........

EDIT: Looking at it, i could fit an air conditioner inside my rack mount case....... Only Problem is the CPU Heatsink is in the way, heatsink may clear but fan wont :(

Everytime i look at it it seems like too much effort unless i install it in a cardboard box........ But then i have the whole fire risk thing happening...... I know the unit i have can reach 90 degrees in approx 5 mins. That is when it is on Hi, I built it with 3 cooling setttings.... Lo, Medium, Hi

[Mlloyd60]

I am thinking..... Best way i can think of to cool a computer....

Water Cooling.... Run water outside case into seperate unit which has peltiers to remove the heat from the water and release via a really fast fan.....

If i had the money i would give it a go. So if anyone has old watercooling systems out there that they dont want/need let me know.....

It works well in my head atm... But that dosnt mean much....

If space and money are not an issue i recomend building a commercial coolroom and put your servers in there.....

[Dezza Bot]

I still don't think peltiers are the answer, they generate too much heat themselves.

[PHOENIX_12]

move to south poll, stick the computer outside, you may need to install a heater

[Mlloyd60]

Or a Prescott.......

[PHOENIX_12]

same thing, heater just has a bigger fan attached