the heat. How do you think introducing water blocks and TECs will effect this trend? The more TECs added, the more power required. I'll most likely require two additional power supplies for 4 TECs (north bridge, CPU, and GPUs). With three power supplies...

I appreciate your honesty. So any tips on adapting my ChillTEC to take advantage of water cooling. Also, is a water coolerd TEC more advantageous than just plain old water cooling? The reason why you need WC for TEC: First, you need to understand how a TEC...

Ballistix PC2-9200 because of the overclocking headroom and a descent latency(CAS 5). Followed by the new DFI LanParty UT 680i LT mobo that was just released. And lastly, two 8800 GTX's. On the cooling side, I'm adding 3 TEC's to each water block in my system...

cools the components, the radiator cools the water, and the fans remove the heat. Same end for heat energy, just a different way of getting there. The best fluid to use in water cooling would be an anti-freeze/water mix, possibly with some water wetter thrown...

BFG had water cooled cards that they were selling and knew that it wouldn’t be long before others would start manufacturing similar blocks to replace air coolers. In March Tom’s Hardware had and article “A Beginner's Guide for Water Cooling Your PC”...

for a conventional "Air Cooled" radiator. Why not use a Peltier thermo-electric device instead? It will cool to about 30 - 40 degrees BELOW ambient temp. Silently! or very quitely. Pehaps use two water blocks, one on the CPU, one attached to the Peltier...

on it to i bet but that is pretty damn good what were you using to cool it a bucket of water???? I use compressor based to cool water and run water through water block which take heat from two 80 watts tecs Whoa, that's nearly a 100% overclock. Impressive!...