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7th Oct 2008, 04:49
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thats a good idea accually!!!! i still think the air conditioner idea is better LOL
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7th Oct 2008, 09:47
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I actually seriously thought about doing that and putting the radiator under the eaves (the place just under the roof where there is nearly no insulation) as that would keep it cool, and would mean I should put loads of fans on and it wouldn't matter how loud they were.
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7th Oct 2008, 10:35
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I have seen pictures of a case before with a mini air conditioner inside it.
A Google might turn it up.
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7th Oct 2008, 11:11
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you sure it wasn't a phase change unit?
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7th Oct 2008, 12:50
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those phase chaning thingys are abbbsssoooolluttlllyyy AMAZING
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7th Oct 2008, 12:52
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Yea, they are, I want one, but they costs like £300 and that only cools the CPU, and if I was going to OC with it, I would need water cooling for the NB atleast too.
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7th Oct 2008, 14:51
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No, it had a miniaturised compressor and radiator inside it.
A phase change is basically just an electric pad that gets rather hot on one side and rather cold on the other.
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7th Oct 2008, 14:53
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Ah, yea, compressor's cool it to a similar temperature. Infact I think I might have been thinking of compressors before, not sure though. Either one, I wouldn't say no to
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i thought it used freon or whatever
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7th Oct 2008, 15:20
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I'm not sure if freon was what they used to replace the toxic stuff, or whether freon is the toxic stuff that was banned 
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