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  1. Ok. I think I got more confused,the coolant tends to remain just above 0,but its sporadic at best. The coolant is (as all antifreeze is) a mixture of water and in my case ethylene glycol.also I'm pretty sure that the mixture I used can't go sub zero ,as it tends to freeze (due to a poor ratio of water to antifreeze,because its cheap). Howeaver,I see your point,If it is phase change,then what do I do about a submission I have made using this setup under watercooling,can I change it or do I have to delete it and resubmit?
  2. Uh,well now this has become confusing...
  3. ill throw in my cooler box: fill it with ice for an instant chilled water loop.
  4. well as the title says,i need to know under what category my cooling rig belongs... simply put,its an air conditioner that has its evaporator submerged in antifreeze.now i think it should be under water cooling,but the air conditioner is technically a phase change cooler... if you need to see it to understand,here is the build log: http://www.carbonite.co.za/f29/my-kinda-crazy-cheapo-cooling-rig-36459/

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