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What is the optimal water cooling setup?

What is the optimal water cooling setup?

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Charliemc909
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10-12-2016, 11:17 PM
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It should make sense depending on the wattage the unit can handle for cooling. PCs produce hundreds of watts of heat, whereas an aquarium's thermal needs are only significant if it's very large. (I might be mistaken since I'm not familiar with aquarium temperature control.)
This could be a major concern—constant heat input might exceed what the chiller is built for. Yet, because they're built to keep temperatures stable in tanks over 60 gallons, they might actually perform better in smaller volumes. It's an intriguing point to explore through testing.
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Charliemc909
10-12-2016, 11:17 PM #21

It should make sense depending on the wattage the unit can handle for cooling. PCs produce hundreds of watts of heat, whereas an aquarium's thermal needs are only significant if it's very large. (I might be mistaken since I'm not familiar with aquarium temperature control.)
This could be a major concern—constant heat input might exceed what the chiller is built for. Yet, because they're built to keep temperatures stable in tanks over 60 gallons, they might actually perform better in smaller volumes. It's an intriguing point to explore through testing.

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Dreemurrz
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10-13-2016, 04:48 AM
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It should be reasonable, considering the wattage the unit can handle for cooling. PCs produce hundreds of watts of heat, whereas an aquarium's thermal needs are only significant on a large scale. (I might be mistaken since I'm not very familiar with aquarium temperature control.)
This could be the main concern — the ongoing thermal demand might exceed what the chiller is built to manage. Still, since they're built for maintaining temperatures in tanks over 60 gallons, they might perform adequately in a smaller volume of water. It's an intriguing topic worth exploring.
That's the core issue — matching the aquarium's cooling requirements with the appropriate scale.
You're right about the comparison; apples to oranges. I'm aware of LCS Chillers, though... This appears to be a specialized aquarium chiller... albeit with a 790-watt capacity.
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Dreemurrz
10-13-2016, 04:48 AM #22

It should be reasonable, considering the wattage the unit can handle for cooling. PCs produce hundreds of watts of heat, whereas an aquarium's thermal needs are only significant on a large scale. (I might be mistaken since I'm not very familiar with aquarium temperature control.)
This could be the main concern — the ongoing thermal demand might exceed what the chiller is built to manage. Still, since they're built for maintaining temperatures in tanks over 60 gallons, they might perform adequately in a smaller volume of water. It's an intriguing topic worth exploring.
That's the core issue — matching the aquarium's cooling requirements with the appropriate scale.
You're right about the comparison; apples to oranges. I'm aware of LCS Chillers, though... This appears to be a specialized aquarium chiller... albeit with a 790-watt capacity.
[Link provided]

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bluemaxx06
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10-13-2016, 06:04 AM
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As a volunteer, I’m just a regular user who’s been involved here for a while. We’re not part of the staff, and we’re simply asking for help from the team when needed. Unfortunately, we don’t have any funding tied to the site or forum.
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bluemaxx06
10-13-2016, 06:04 AM #23

As a volunteer, I’m just a regular user who’s been involved here for a while. We’re not part of the staff, and we’re simply asking for help from the team when needed. Unfortunately, we don’t have any funding tied to the site or forum.

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