Anyone used Coolits Eliminator?

[markkleb]

I have been aproched and asked to figure a way to incorperate this into my cases.

http://www.coolitsystems.com/

Has anyone used one yet?

 

[Mr. Popo]

Looks like Dell/Alienware's crappy w/c, stay away (for your own good).

 

[ai_01]

if im right they use a pelt to chill the water.

 

[Ares210]

if im right they use a pelt to chill the water.

You are correct. "By using MTEC technology, the liquid is actually refrigerated (using multiple TECSs or Peltiers)"

I haven't used it but it seems rather cool. If someone approached you and said they'd give it to you to see if you can incorporate it I would definitely give it a shot.

 

[markkleb]

if im right they use a pelt to chill the water.

one version has 3 pelts and is 40 watts and the other is 6 pelts and 54watts.

 

[Mr. Popo]

Come on, just watched a bunch of reviews... it's way above room temp but "It's GREAT!!!".

 

[markkleb]

Mr Popo please show me the links that say it dosent work that good. (before I design it in my case)

 

[Ares210]

http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/coolitelim/3.htm

Nice little review there. 18*C isn't too shabby.

EDIT: Forgot to ask, you getting this for free Mark?

 

[mVp24]

Mr Popo please show me the links that say it dosent work that good. (before I design it in my case)

Sorry bro, can't really read through this as I'ms tudying but here r some reviews I found

http://www.frostytech.com/permalink.cfm?NewsID=55464

http://www.extrememhz.com/eliminator-p1.shtml

http://www.3dgameman.com/content/view/6163/103/

http://www.cluboc.net/reviews/super_cooling/CoolIT/Eliminator/index.htm

Hope I helped!

 

[markkleb]

I am gonna mod their system, first I am gonna use a 120mm fan (they use a 90mm) and second I am gonna take the pump away from the front of the rad (blocks air)

 

[Ares210]

I am gonna mod their system, first I am gonna use a 120mm fan (they use a 90mm) and second I am gonna take the pump away from the front of the rad (blocks air)

Lol so basically there giving this to you and your going to mod the crap out of it?

 

[mVp24]

I am gonna mod their system, first I am gonna use a 120mm fan (they use a 90mm) and second I am gonna take the pump away from the front of the rad (blocks air)

That's cool. Hope my reviews helped!

 

[Mr. Popo]

http://www.extrememhz.com/freezone-p3.shtml

In here you can see the freezone (the better one), and it's not better than a good heatsink.

http://www.hardcoreware.net/reviews/review-327-4.htm

The same.

 

[markkleb]

Lol so basically there giving this to you and your going to mod the crap out of it?

I am thinking for it to fit in my small case I will need to move the pieces to different parts.

 

[mVp24]

http://www.extrememhz.com/freezone-p3.shtml

In here you can see the freezone (the better one), and it's not better than a good heatsink.

http://www.hardcoreware.net/reviews/review-327-4.htm

The same.

Why look at FreeZone when it's not what he is asking about? I think the reviews I soted were generally positive, were they not?

 

[Ares210]

http://www.extrememhz.com/freezone-p3.shtml

In here you can see the freezone (the better one), and it's not better than a good heatsink.

http://www.hardcoreware.net/reviews/review-327-4.htm

The same.

Are you serious? Those temps are pretty good and when the chips oc'd it only rose a degree unlike the heatsink where i rose several. Those temps are much better than a good heatsink and probably quieter.

 

[markkleb]

Mr Popo has a point (for $400 is should be MUCH better). But I think if you mod it a little and dont use a Prescott CPU the temps can be brought down a bunch.

I think the review said that too.

 

[Mr. Popo]

Are you serious? Those temps are pretty good and when the chips oc'd it only rose a degree unlike the heatsink where i rose several. Those temps are much better than a good heatsink and probably quieter.

Don't start assuming things, look at it vs stock.

Also, when you OC the difference is getting smaller (Can't do high load).

 

[Ares210]

Don't start assuming things, look at it vs stock.

Also, when you OC the difference is getting smaller (Can't do high load).

Its 11 degrees colder? ( <--was looking at a different review then the pic) I wouldn't pay 400 dollars for that but for free i would definitely take it.

P.S. Didn't mean to come off mean

 

[markkleb]

Quote from ur first review Mr Popo:

Water + TEC...Brilliant!

Simply put, the CoolIT Freezone is an overclockers dream. It is seriously that impressive! In fact, there hasn't been a PC cooling solution that has impressed me this much in a very long time and unless you're willing to spend a considerable amount of money on a phase change solution, this is honestly the next best thing. I'll be quite honest here and say that when I was at CES visiting their booth, and they stated it is the best cooling kit out there, I had my doubts by simply looking at the product. However, after extensive testing, I can confirm the validity of their statement.

This could be a fun project.