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Sadly they’re extremely inefficient when compared to radiators and fans, whether directly on the heat source or across a water loop.
by dontlaugh 4y ago
Sadly they’re extremely inefficient when compared to radiators and fans, whether directly on the heat source or across a water loop.
- bayindirh 4y agoIn the olden days of Pentium 3 (or Pentium!!! if you prefer), one guy graphed his Peltier element's performance vs. voltage and found a 115% efficient point (with assistance of his fan, ofc.) Limiting voltage and coupling it with a very efficient cooler for its time, he overclocked his CPU a great deal. Looked for the article, but it's possibly gone down with the downfall of old internet, because it was a personal webpage.