Hey,
What's the cost/performance run-down on the two? I've seen the Thermaltake SubZero4G go for about $100, while the water-cooling kits I've seen are upwards from $200, but they cool the whole system.
I actually have my own TEC element, which I bought at Fry's Electronics (i.e. outpost.com), but I'm scared to used it on my comp, esp sice the weather in my living place is freaky. Lately, it's been particularly humid from late summer rains, but in the winter, it'll get toasty and dry since they love to blast up the heaters in the dorms here. Is it too risky to do TEC on my own? Also, will a PC Toys Quietmaxx 6500 (i THINK it's 6500 - whichever one worked for the socket 423 and socket A) remove the heat from the heatsink quickly enough?
-Kallenin
What's the cost/performance run-down on the two? I've seen the Thermaltake SubZero4G go for about $100, while the water-cooling kits I've seen are upwards from $200, but they cool the whole system.
I actually have my own TEC element, which I bought at Fry's Electronics (i.e. outpost.com), but I'm scared to used it on my comp, esp sice the weather in my living place is freaky. Lately, it's been particularly humid from late summer rains, but in the winter, it'll get toasty and dry since they love to blast up the heaters in the dorms here. Is it too risky to do TEC on my own? Also, will a PC Toys Quietmaxx 6500 (i THINK it's 6500 - whichever one worked for the socket 423 and socket A) remove the heat from the heatsink quickly enough?
-Kallenin