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Old 05-11-2008, 10:49 PM   #1 (permalink)

Hey fellas

Corsair sent over their new TEC RAM Cooler kit
well built this thing....unusual to see a RAM TEC cooler but what the hell

you could use this as a regular water cooler for RAM as well without TEC
it's dead easy to disassemble, pull the TEC out and just use the block

beware that this is still a beta sample and that final product will have some changes which i cant go into at the moment but it is not all at it seems

i pulled it all apart and as you will see you will be able to use different wattage TECs....... the internals are aluminium i would say even though it's pretty heavy so good for benching....24/7 usage is not wise if mixed with copper obviously UNLESS you use it with all alu kit like Corsair Nautilus500(aka N500) or something similar. i did tell the guys even when i got my initial N500 that it would be wise to go copper rad....i'll obviously talk to them again to see if it's feasible to have a copper block and N500 copper rad version as i believe these will be produced for 24/7 use as well....more details later . i use my N500 for benching a lot as its dead easy to change over blocks and cool different rigs ....extremely flexible benching watercooler.....i found it a bit too loud for 24/7 use but i'm really anal about computer noises on my normal day to day PC...i dream of a system without fans or pumps but it just isnt happening atm :rofl:......for my benching gear i'm not bothered that i'm mixing copper and alu...i even have spare 120 copper rads but cbf-ed putting them in heheh

i'll try and fire it up this weekend to see how it all goes and how cold it gets

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i'll be using my trusty old Corsair Nautilus 500 with this block of course hehe

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Old 05-11-2008, 11:37 PM   #3 (permalink)

i'll start of watercooling ONLY first
but there is something in the works to make them ok for 24/7 blocks
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Old 16-11-2008, 02:03 AM   #4 (permalink)

Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
i'll start of watercooling ONLY first
but there is something in the works to make them ok for 24/7 blocks
Dino, any results yet ?
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Old 16-11-2008, 07:25 AM   #5 (permalink)

Hey thats a good looking TEC cooler.. i onced loved going to jaycar and buying cheap tec's and gluing them to video card chips...burnt alot out eheh..
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Old 16-11-2008, 09:26 AM   #6 (permalink)

i am waiting for my nehalem gear to show up still
i am supposed to get it next week
i plan to start testing on the weekend

probably first on air and then some single stage to get familiarised with the new hardware

if the chip feels like a good OCer LN2 after that

charles reckons a lot of cold bug related issues are related to mounting :S so i guess will play with mounting a lot heheh
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Old 16-11-2008, 06:05 PM   #7 (permalink)

i dont subscribe to that theory.
With at least 5 different setups ive got coldboot at -60 every time, and even when the pot is just sitting with no mount
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Old 02-04-2009, 10:22 PM   #8 (permalink)

Updated version, Corsair has a new companion to Dominator GT and other DHX heat spreader modules - Corsair Water Cooled DHX TEC memory cooler. The TEC controller PCB also has humidity/temperature management to minimise condensation



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