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Oct 3, 2008, 01:13 PM
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Pc cooling extremes [56K Warning!]
They say it uses mineral oil to keep stuff cool!  heyyyy where is the water valve and the gas valve heee!:  I don't know exactly what is going on but that is a test computer uses liquid nitrogin for cooling:  How much does it cost such a huge tank of N2:  I wonder how heavy is this stuff!!      Xbox modded for cooling!:   |
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Oct 3, 2008, 01:20 PM
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HH's only cow moooooo...
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Dannnmmmmm... thats all i can say there are some crazy cooling solutions out there!
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Oct 3, 2008, 01:38 PM
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i like this one best, it looks more like the engine of a car than a PC, hahahaha .oh, and about that thing you asked, abou the thing what it does, those two black things up in the front, those are freon motors probably taken form some fridge... looks like they are definetly taken from some fridge  ... and those cupper pipes is what the freon circulates through, the freon engines make it circulate and take all the haet from the freon to themselves, that's their purpose actually... . if you turn your fridge around so that the door of the fidge is facing the wall and the back of the fridge is facing you, you'll see that big black engine at the bootom of the fridge. touch it, and you'' see that it's warm, probably even hot... so the heat from the freon is transfered to the engine, and cool freon can circulate those pipes again...from the looks of it (the propellers, the engines that run those proppelers, the freon engines from the fridge, the way those copper pipes are intertwined in a relly precise way around those propellers, etc.), it's a home made air conditioner, but this one can only cool and it doesn't demoisturize the air. but nevertheless, it looks like it's a powerfull one, more powerfull than your standar air conditioning systems... i bet something like this would go really nice instead of a water cooling system on a car, keep it cool during those hot summer days... . the only problem is, how do make the freon motor run on a 12V battery... hmmmm... there are coneverters that will do the job (convert 12V into 220V, or 110 in the US), but the power drainage from the battery would be enormus, the battery would die in about 30 minutes or so, maby even less.... maby the solutin would be more batteries in the trunck of the car, atleast two of them more, connected paralel (each battery's positive outlet conenected together and each batery's negative outlet connected together)... and a more powerfull alternator, from a truck maby...sorry, off topic, i know... still, a nice cooling system... but i wouldn't want it in my home... hahahahaha
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Oct 3, 2008, 01:47 PM
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you are such a great supporter of mine. |
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Oct 3, 2008, 01:53 PM
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Great job Dr. you explained almost eveything you must be writing at great speed I ve just post this topic..I think I should revise this electrical lesson we took prevoisly . I didn't assure that first as the freon tanks are tiny ones I thought they maybe something else. 
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Oct 3, 2008, 02:15 PM
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you just read my mind i was about to start a similar thread coz this is what am thinking to get for my PC what do you think its an arctic freezer 7 pro something along this line not this exact one!!
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Oct 3, 2008, 02:39 PM
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coooooooooold!!
But be careful not to freeze yourself or you may not able to use your pc hahahaha! |
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Oct 3, 2008, 04:53 PM
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, hahahah .whell, they are freon motors actually... whell, tanks at the same time... it;s how fridges work, the motor is the tank, at the same time. there is this little piece of metal plate attached to the motor (tank), and it goes up and down on a verry small scale, about 0.5mm. it goes up and down thanks to the alternating current from the power uotlets (on the wall of the hose, apartment... i don't know the right term to use here, i'm not that good in technical english, if somebody knows how this power outlet is called, please write and correct me...). so anyway, this little metal plate creates a powerfull alternating electro magnetic field. the field effects the valent layers of electrons in the atoms of the freon. so they transfer from the valent layer of the atom to the lower layers of the atom, i.e. the atoms of the freon go from a "excited" status, to a "less excited" status. the "exicted" status means that the atoms disipate more energy i.e. heat, so when they go to a "less exicted" status, they disipate less energy i.e. heat, so the freon becomes cooler and it can circulate through the copper pipes again, get warm (hot), get cool agan thanks to the magnetic field, and so on, and so on... i hope i made thigs clearer... unless i made them even more complicated... sorry if i did... just niglect this post...
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Oct 3, 2008, 09:01 PM
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heheee
very cool You must be freeeeeeeezing your rig after that stuff of informations |
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Oct 3, 2008, 10:21 PM
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, but haven't done anything like that at home... hey, i was talking about my fridge not my rig, hahahahaha
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