koolance exos mods

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gpitpitan

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Anyone out there modded their exos? im happy with my exos AL but i was wondering if there was anyway we could squeeze some more performance out of it. Maybe some 120mm fans or find a way to run chilled water? heh.
 
why mod it? when you should have BOUGHT custom parts and built the water cooling setup yourself...
 
wow yet another [H]ardcore DIY I hate anything that even slightly sounds like Koolance just b/c its easy to hate...
 
gpitpitan said:
Anyone out there modded their exos? im happy with my exos AL but i was wondering if there was anyway we could squeeze some more performance out of it. Maybe some 120mm fans or find a way to run chilled water? heh.
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as discussed in the other threads, its really more work than its worth. i had the idea of adding a second radiator underneath the normal one, but you just gave me the idea of adding 1 or 2 120mm fans underneath the radiator to help push air through it.
 
acascianelli said:
as discussed in the other threads, its really more work than its worth. i had the idea of adding a second radiator underneath the normal one, but you just gave me the idea of adding 1 or 2 120mm fans underneath the radiator to help push air through it.
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Hmm, but would that make a significant difference? After all, the temp of the water won't dip below the temp of your room, right?

I wish there were a way to chill the water....
 
Optimummind said:
Hmm, but would that make a significant difference? After all, the temp of the water won't dip below the temp of your room, right?

I wish there were a way to chill the water....
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That's right, it actually won't even get to room temperature, just within a few degrees if you have amazing cooling. And there are ways to chill water... peltiers, phase change, and evaporative (bong-style) cooling can all achieve sub-ambient temps.
 
zer0signal667 said:
That's right, it actually won't even get to room temperature, just within a few degrees if you have amazing cooling. And there are ways to chill water... peltiers, phase change, and evaporative (bong-style) cooling can all achieve sub-ambient temps.
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Ah, I meant chilling the water inside the Koolance unit.
 
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