More Compucold info, stats, questions to the community

[TImmy]

This will be something for me to check into coming up looks like a terrific product I think it will fit in my case.
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[ccold]

I will be posting performance stats shortly on a unit cooling an OC'd 2600k and a watercooled EVGA 580GTX, running Prime 95 at different clock speeds up to 5.2. The chart will also include a comparison with a Swiftech triple rad with 3 Scythe Gentle Typhoon fans cooling the same setup. We have not made these stats public before, so I need to put them on our server with a URL. Keep in mind that we are still making improvements, but the numbers are pretty impressive.

Anyone feel free to ask any questions and any comments are more than appreciated. And if you guys can give me your 2 cents on the above questions, that would be great.

thanks.

Here are the performance stats as promised. http://www.compucold.com/index.html/Compucold_testing(charts).pdf

[killjoyjim]

Very nice. I think you are on to something. It will be very useful in the gaming market. With all that love to o.c. Will give the extra room in there rig's were there rad's were.

[TImmy]

Looks good will have to wait and see the pricing on them. I myself think this would be great for my work place since we multi task are cpu's with all the software we are running at work,
they run 24/7 from 2 weeks to 45 days at a time depending on the length of time were on location. My thought's for myself is wth am I going to do with the rest of my case? Guess I
could make a aquarium in the top of it with them lil fishes.

[ccold]

My thought's for myself is wth am I going to do with the rest of my case? Guess I
could make a aquarium in the top of it with them lil fishes.

This thing doubles as an aquarium cooler

[Doctor_Death]

Great, you bring the bait, I'll bring the Rods and Reels, and Jim can bring the beer LOL

[Drdeath]

Great, you bring the bait, I'll bring the Rods and Reels, and Jim can bring the beer LOL

Um we need women too!

[Doctor_Death]

Were relaxing, fishing and having a good time, Guys night out, why spoil it with a bunch of women nagging lmao

[killjoyjim]

I will bring the boat.

[grumpydaddy]

Standard size chillers cost from around $500 for a 350w load unit. Standard sized direct phase units from say $850 to hold a similar load at -35°. Do you expect folks to have to pay a premium for the compact nature of these units or will they at least compete pricewise?

[Drdeath]

Compete price. This would normally be a specilaized item but making it able to fit in a drive bay expands the market. Some may pay a premium for the size but thinking of the expanded market that would entertain this would increase decrese the production cost. I always use the motto, the price has to be right.

[killjoyjim]

YES. you're right the price has to be right.You also have to take into consideration there will be no need fore rad & the fan's to cool the rad's. That's less money spent. Just my two cent's

[Drdeath]

YES. you're right the price has to be right.You also have to take into consideration there will be no need fore rad & the fan's to cool the rad's. That's less money spent. Just my two cent's

Very true. A upper end water cooling setup will put ya back $500

[PC_User]

Ive looked hard and serious at the aquarium chillers and what turned me off is the noise they make you can find them from 350.00-1250.00 again it all depends on the temps you want, thats why Im hoping these Compucold units work out and looking forward to seeing one in action if I can get ambient temps while being quite but it would have to beable to chill a whole PC CPU/multiple GPUS/MB if thats the case Im all in.

[killjoyjim]

Yes I am very interested in this product also. would be great to use it & not fill you're case with part's.

[ccold]

We are proud to announce that the chiller unit we showed at CES won a bronze metal in the Appliance Design magazine annual EID awards electronics catagory. For the write up: 25th Annual EID: Bronze Awards | 2012-06-04 | Appliance Design Magazine