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I am unsure of the technology used, but there are coolers (food) on the market that run on 12 volts which I believe are strictly electronics (no compressor & gas). Has anyone looked into using this methodology to cool CPU's?

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Not sure what technology you are talking about, but it could be a price issue.

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Reply to Yahiko81

Heres an example.
http://store.yahoo.com/wonderfulbuys/kool1812vcoo.html
The unit has a cooling fan on the outside dispating heat from the outer heat sync and an inner heat sync on the inside which cools the cooler. Reversing polarity reverses which side is hot, cold.

Reply to mobarton

for us <A HREF="http://store.yahoo.com/wonderfulbuys/kool1812vcoo.html" target="_new">lazy people</A>

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Reply to Yahiko81

<A HREF="http://store.yahoo.com/wonderfulbuys/kool1812vcoo.html" target="_new">Click</A>

There's no way that'll work well. It's only 3 amps. A peltier is a much better solution, and cheaper.

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Reply to FatBurger

These types of colers use peltier devices. Skip buying the food cooler and buy the peltier separately, at least then you know what size pelteir your getting.

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