Posted November 28, 20168 yr I think TEC / Peltier / Water (Chilled/Cold) cooling category must be renamed to waterchiller because very few use tec or peltier. I bench on waterchiller and appear that i use TEC, wich is not accurate. http://forum.hwbot.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=5022&stc=1&d=1480325227 Or better, make waterchiller separate cooling category (to display at cooling method of course). Thanks Ramiro Edited November 28, 20168 yr by poparamiro
November 30, 20168 yr Author So, can be done? Single stage is separate cooling category to cascade, waterchiller must be in it's own category, not display as TEC.
December 5, 20168 yr waterchiller is an phase change , so it is a must to have separate category , like SS and cascade it have already! many people bench on chiller and chose custom water , so it is time to have an waterchiller category to avoid these misunderstandings!
December 5, 20168 yr Yes it should have its own category and a specific name like "Phase Water Chiller" I dont think a radiator in a bucket of ice is in the same category as Phase Chilled Glycol.
December 5, 20168 yr Ofcurse is not the same like radiator in bucket of ice , is not the same even you put that radiator in dryice , because radiator arhitecture is not the same like platte HX , so heat exchange will be weak on radiator@DICE , also you will NOT have the same bench autonomy...on chiller you bench 24 hours without problem! people should understand how an phase waterchiller it works , i´m the builder of Ramiro unit , that unit is an monster ....here on hwbot don´t exist an phase chiller more powerfull than that unit!!!!
December 5, 20168 yr Author It is very powerfull, on my gtx 470 session i have -16oC load temp. (poparamiro`s Unigine Heaven - Xtreme Preset score: 1983.52 DX11 Marks with a GeForce GTX 470)
December 5, 20168 yr already talk about that with H2O vs LN2......really a chiller vs LN2 LOL it will be nice (and more accurate) to have a waterchiller category
February 15, 20178 yr Author Thanks, modification is done, water/chilled is now separate category, still remain one little modification to do: on ranking category TEC is displayed, not Water (Chilled/Cold)
March 20, 20196 yr I have a couple recent submissions with TEC cooling. It is strictly TEC on top of cpu, not chilling a liquid with the TEC. I choose water chilled category which is somewhat accurate, but not really at the same time. I run geothermal or a tap to drain liquid cooling. Im not decided if thats chilled or not but I submit using chilled category. Can an admin help with proper category for geothermal and or TEC?
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