We put this one in our small server room and its not cooling enough. Anything stronger than this? We need to freeze that room but this can do 67F only
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What you need is an industrial cooling fan box, like the ones used in walk-in coolers or freezers. Consumer grade AC units will not be adequate to cool server rooms unless you have multiple units running at the same time.
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This is just a standard, portable air conditioner running off 120v. Sounds like you need a professionally installed system like a Mitsubishi Mr. Slim.
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Look elsewhere. The fan has a hard time keeping 147sq ft room warm. It constantly running and never hits the temperature.
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I'm not sure as mine is mounted in a tower but I imagine it wouldn't be much different. I am not a fan of the small fan it uses though. It get very loud and I have not seen much difference in idle temps. I set it to cut off below 40 C. If I'm playing a game or encoding, it will kick on otherwise it's off. I actually bought this not for the cooling or dust prevention, but for support of the motherboard. I like to think the backplate helps with the weight from the CPU heatsink and graphic cards.
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Just remember not to exceed the 10a limit, I really don't recommend running it at 10a if you dont have to, and if you do, try to get more cooling. Make sure the plus and minus are the correct polarity, and (not neccessary, but recomended) put a little voltage moniter on the output, to make sure that it is not going above 19.5v
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Don't thank it goes that cold bud ! You could build a box for it and insulate the box I think it goes to 10 degrees ! I'll check when I get home and let you know for sure !!
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I added another fan on mine and the temp. dropped about 5 degrees. It comes the extra brackets so its easy to do. I believe it also comes with a cpu fan splitter. I love mine.
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I had to order one from a separate vendor. I am glad I did. I bought a Arctic Freezer 13. It keeps the processor much cooler I have never seen my heat go over 80 f. It runs better. And quiet. But buy what you want.
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That cooler will only help if it's right by you. Return it if you're looking for more. I use it in my utility room for a couple of small dogs and put it right by their beds. Ice does help.
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Not a problem. It is definitely safe to do this. No, it doesn't have a fan, but the heat dissipates because your hard drive is not enclosed. You'll be fine as long as you're in a climate-controlled room. There is also an on-off switch if you do choose to turn it off to save energy when not in use.
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I have a I3 quad-core cpu with the 3" tall cooler on it and it doesn't over heat at all - weird! you may wanna get ya a template for a 4" square vent holes above the cpu fan ...it may help. or add a fan above the CPU over the vent holes you drill into it, would be an option too. Hope I helped ya some. :)
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I had this on my i5-4690k running at stock speeds and it was hitting mid 60s under max load. Unless you are trying to make an ITX build I would highly recommend you just stick with liquid cooling.
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This is good for one small room only. My son uses it in his small living room/kitchen area but it does not cool his bedroom well at night as it is down a narrow hallway from the other area of his home. I would try a swamp cooler for larger area as I've heard they are more affordable and do a pretty good job depending on your climate.
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The system comes with the stock AMD CPU, which is seems to keep these computers working at low temperatures under normal use. As for running the CPU at 100%, I would say that the fan inside would probably be sufficient, so long as the ambient temperature is kept at a reasonable level (I'm talking server room temperatures: 65-70 degrees.) Even at 100%, the fan at maximum speed should be sufficient enough for cooling the computer. The rest of the case has enough airflow to keep everything else moving well enough (hard drive, DVD burners, etc.)
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it's better than middle size air cooler but i don't think that it gonna be enough for high loads. or you can change cooler with more effective than it become louder. also depends what is the ambient temps where you want to use it. i suggest H100i or similar.
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If you have a small room it's fine as long as you don't expect the room to be really cold...this air conditioner uses a smaller amount of electricity but isn't a big cooler.... Don't get me wrong it will cool a room and keep it coo it's just not... Well lets say really powerful.
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If you are working with a 130W Six-Core I would say get a different cooler. If you want quiet then google this "liquid cooling quieter than air cooling" to get some articles on it.Here is some information from "Noctua Low-Profile NH-L12 is a low-profile" TDP guidelines1) Our recommendations are based on an ambient temperature of 25°C or less. If your ambient temperature is significantly higher (30°C or more), we don't recommend running the NH-L12 in single-fan mode on 130W Intel or 100W AMD CPUs as well as in dual-fan mode on 125W AMD CPUs. For all other setups, please ensure good case ventilation when ambient temperature is 30°C or more. If you are working with a 130W Six-Core I would say get a different cooler. If you want quiet then google this "liquid cooling quieter than air cooling" to get some articles on it.Here is some information from "Noctua Low-Profile NH-L12 is a low-profile" TDP guidelines1) Our recommendations are based on an ambient temperature of 25°C or less. If your ambient temperature is significantly higher (30°C or more), we don't recommend running the NH-L12 in single-fan mode on 130W Intel or 100W AMD CPUs as well as in dual-fan mode on 125W AMD CPUs. For all... » Read More If you are working with a 130W Six-Core I would say get a different cooler. If you want quiet then google this "liquid cooling quieter than air cooling" to get some articles on it.Here is some information from "Noctua Low-Profile NH-L12 is a low-profile" TDP guidelines1) Our recommendations are based on an ambient temperature of 25°C or less. If your ambient temperature is significantly higher (30°C or more), we don't recommend running the NH-L12 in single-fan mode on 130W Intel or 100W AMD CPUs as well as in dual-fan mode on 125W AMD CPUs. For all other setups, please ensure good case ventilation when ambient temperature is 30°C or more. « Show Less
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I would recommend using a ThermalTake branded Liquid Cooling system for this case. The following link will give an idea of one of these systems. http://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Performer-Liquid-Cooling-CLW0215/dp/B007UIX1RO/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1386388290&sr=1-5&keywords=liquid+cooling