Making a phase changer help.

[Belzybub]

1. Equipment on hand:
Brand Frigidaire
Model FAX052P7A
Type Window Air Conditioner
Features 2-Way Air Direction Control
Mechanical Rotary Controls
Performance
BTU Cooling 5,000
Operating Room Size 150 sq. ft.

2. Equipment needed??????


3. Ideas for cooling the CPU/GPU/MB


I was a mechanic for 7 years. Before school and before the Army. So if you have an idea let me hear it even if you have never tried before. I want to hear from everyone.

 

[saltynay]

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You need to choose there are two types of phase cooling the simple loop which uses a compressor and liquid/gas system with no motor but convective currents. The motorised system which uses a pump inside the thermo siphon loop to give an active flow. You will need plenty of insulation material/foam as everything that is cooled below sub ambient temperatures will collect dew and drip onto your electronics which isn't good.

 

[Belzybub]

I think your sig might be a bit large, just looks larger then most.These are the rules:



You need to choose there are two types of phase cooling the simple loop which uses a compressor and liquid/gas system with no motor but convective currents. The motorised system which uses a pump inside the thermo siphon loop to give an active flow. You will need plenty of insulation material/foam as everything that is cooled below sub ambient temperatures will collect dew and drip onto your electronics which isn't good.

Well that was my main concern with this is moisture. Silicone gel pellets maybe? Also how am I going to get all three?

Edit: or should I use it as a chiller for the others and water cool them?

 

[saltynay]

Three parallel loops as you dont want warm gas going into the next component and heating it up if watercooling you would just put an extra rad in between each component if you wanted maximum cooling on each component. Silica gel pellets wouldn't be enough in an open system you could seal the motherboard into a chamber but you would need to cool the north and south bridge chipsets. I have seen people use foam insulation like they use on hot water pipes, and then wrapped in cloth it would appear to stop any drippage.

 

[commandercup]

most people use that spray/goo on the socket/motherboard to prevent any of the condensation from doing anything and then layer foam on both the motherboard/socket and the tubing itself.