While I am rather impressed by the intrepid young mans ingenuity (sp?), I don't understand why he doesn't just buy a Peltier Cooling Chip (i.e. a chip when you run current through it, one side gets cooler, and the other side gets hotter).
Seems to me that he could glue one o' these chips right onto his Celery chip, and it should be able to keep his processor chip cooler, without all the water.
Of course then he would have to cool the heat sinks on the Peltier chip itself, but still....
Hmmm.. maybe I am violating one of The Laws o' Thermo...
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Thanks for the correction.
Please don't tell der Fuhrer of my mistake.
Roy
Aha,
Now that I have discovered the "Flat" mode at Slashdot
I see from above postings that someone else has suggested this too.
However, the questions still remains: would a Peltier Chip Work?
While I am rather impressed by the intrepid young mans ingenuity (sp?), I don't understand why he doesn't just buy a Peltier Cooling Chip (i.e. a chip when you run current through it, one side gets cooler, and the other side gets hotter).
Seems to me that he could glue one o' these chips right onto his Celery chip, and it should be able to keep his processor chip cooler, without all the water.
Of course then he would have to cool the heat sinks on the Peltier chip itself, but still....
Hmmm.. maybe I am violating one of The Laws o' Thermo...
Comments anyone??