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Another thought. . . could you take advantage of the thermoelectric effect to cool a system and make it more efficient in the process?
by JohnLBevan 15y ago
Another thought. . . could you take advantage of the thermoelectric effect to cool a system and make it more efficient in the process?
- jarek 15y agoYes, to the first part. The computer applications are usually known as "Peltier coolers". Due to a variety of factors, current implementations are a fair bit less suitable to cooling most computer components than traditional heatsinks/fans. I've mostly seen them used in extreme overclocking situations.