I couldn't exactly find this on google so I was hoping someone had heard of something. I'm looking for an easy alternative to water cooling. I figure the best way to keep a computer cool would be to pull in cold air. Seeing as computers do run on electricity (Don't quote me on this, it's just a rumor that I heard floating around the water cooler), I figured there must be some type of cooling coil-type fan that takes in air, cools it, and then blows it in the case. I know a small company designed entire computers based on refrigeration, but lets face it: the case looks sooo ugly... and I already have a case lol. If anyone has a clue if this is commercially available, i'd appreciate links/info.
Cold Air Intake Fan
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ddbtkd456
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As far as i know no one makes a fan like that, however water cooling is safe, as a matter of fact most of the manufacturers out there actually back there product by a 2-5 year warranty on the water cooling units. I've been running 2 in different computers by different companies for a little over a couple months now and I have yet to see a single problem with either of them.
tiny voices
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Those 'refrigerator' setups never caught on because they create condensation inside the case and ruin components EASILY.
Air cooling is more than enough for any modern computer.
Air cooling is more than enough for any modern computer.
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