Peltier Water Cooler

You didn't miss a thing that 90% of the makers do: Make something not only functional but also neat. Great job.

I clicked the like button the moment you applied the thermal paste correctly.

At first i was like where the hell is he gonna put the cpu.

Nice work. Well executed. Even criticisms from super-nerds are helpful in machines like this because one can't think of everything.

finally, someone else using these beasts. I thought I was the only one

Pretty cool science fair project, will have to save this for when i have kids, definitely a fun way to use some old CPU coolers

this is really well produced. well done mate

Definitely building this for my PC. It's always running hot. Like 75C +

I want to see this done for a pc watercooling set up.

Wow I just now found out about these chips! It’s so weird how something like that can get cold just from electricity. I want to build one of these

would be interesting to put one of these into pc cooling loop to see if it helps cool water better

Do you have any info about the actual cooling power you get out of this thing? For example how long does it take to cool 1L of water by 1°C? Also, what power are the Peltier elements rated? Thanks!

I considered doing something similar to this in a PC watercooling setup. getting a high end water block with fine copper channels and attaching it to the peltier to pre-chill the water before it enter's the CPU's waterblock. Allowing the water going to the cpu to be lower than ambient temps.

I need one help from you How long time put it on peltier device Actually I was thinking making one small AC with 10 peltier device and water radiator behind the fan And I am using AC fan smaller size And I was decide to make cabinet minimum 2 by 2 feet And all the heat sink I will keep front side of the fan How is my concept please help me by comments

Loved your vid

How long it will take to reduce the temperature from 31 deg Celsius to 24 deg Celsius . Can i use it as aquarium chiller ?

just a fyi.. That aluminum tape was a bad idea since you are transferring heat to the cold side that way thus killing efficiency a bit...and the proper placement of components will also help quite a bit as mentioned below (hot sides upwards etc. ). Im waiting on some parts from china to do something similar BUT that cold water you have as a result will have a submerged 12v pump that will feed a 240mm radiator with 4 fans(push pull) blowing cold air into a small bedroom. Like a small a/c unit...

Thankyou very much for the video i have been thinking about building a cooler for my still so I don't need to use bags of ice to cool the water for the condenser I run the still for 8+ hours at a time I'd definitely need to make a fairly large unit I think something capable of keeping 60l of water below 5° do you think they could handle it or be capable of keeping the water at that temp for extended periods?

Really cool video, I used this system in my room air cooler :D

Hey dude, I am just looking into this whole "peltier cooling" thing for my own PC. I personally love the aesthetic of an aircooler and so I am going modify it by simply putting the peltier plate between the heatsink and the CPU... with thermal paste on each of those surfaces. I wanted to know what power rating (if that's the right term) your peltier plate was in this video. I have seen 50w, 100w, 150w... etc and I wasn't really sure which would do the job for a CPU. Do you have any ideas?