Home made cooling

I recently learned some basics of the liquid cooling and dell overclock :cool: But I did not understand what are the phase change, seem small compressors (the images) such as refrigerators or coolers but I did not understand how they work. I tried some guides in this as well as other sites and there I understood nothing.

Ok. Coming to the question: My grandmother is about to throw an old freezer jsut because they need more so I said I could use it for cooling. Sorry for that trivial question but perhaps I said something nonsense :P

So expecting some answers :biggrin:

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So do you have an idea of what is a Phase ... if you ask another question :wink:

Ok say that in general terms I understood the operation and use of this freezer. I said its is not seen and the cost would rather start with a liquid cooler. PS, compressors could have the same convenience or not to serve anything?

I will leave the rest. Moreover, will be old stuff and therefore unreliable. To make a phase we need some experience and practicality. We say that, dealing with it you could. Patterns are easily networked to create something basic, but you must have the ability to use a torch flame for welding, and then have something by which you can recharge the compressor r404.

Ok then giving up, what I knew was something complicated. I understood some things here and thanks everyone for replies.

PS: Meanwhile, beginning with a normal liquid cooling.

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Originally Posted by Water_cool

Ok. Coming to the question: My grandmother is about to throw an old freezer just because they need more so I said I could use it for cooling. Sorry for that trivial question but perhaps I said something nonsense :P

So expecting some answers :biggrin:

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What can one do with such a freezer for their PC !!! One can not mount the PC inside the refrigerator :wacko: