just a wacked idea that poped into my head has anyone tec cooled a submurged rig before? i am just cureous and wat about a big actice sinked pelt because you wouldent have to worry about watter freaseing issues like that extream overclocking artical a few years back with the dry ice. wicked system but the co2 output would be intresting not to mention the extended operating fees of a system like that with 1$ a block of dry ice at a rate of roughly a block every 2 hours, thats 12$ a day, i squirm when i shell out that muck in server fees for the masive multiplayer rpg's
hrmm all the submerged rigs I saw were usually heatsink cooled(if even that), Then the liquid was usally cooled by liquid nitrogen or a condenser, I suppose its very possible to peltier cool a submerged system, but I don't think IT would be neccasry usually the submersion cooling is more then adequate. I suppose you could do it for the cool factor, I suppose if you just wanted to run the liquid around room temp, and let the peltiers do the cooling, Then again a normal watercooling setup would be a lot cheaper and hassle free to run.
i cant afford to submurg, besides water cooled makes mine imoble enough,i thought it just might be intresting as a old artical from extreme oc came to mind last night
