Biulding a System like Kryotech

You want a really cool PC?
Unless you are a refrigeration engineer and have the skills and equipment (notably a $1000++ refrigerant compressor unit to pressurise the system) then you are not going to be able to get a system like the super G made in a home workshop.

However there are ways to get cooling equivalent to their standard cooled cases and even to go sub zero.

The most available methods available to the amateur at this point are peltier effect coolers..
http://aoc-cooler.com/PELTIER-EFFECT.htm
and water coolers..
http://www.agaweb.com/coolcpu/build.htm
and combinations of both..
http://larkin.nuclearwinter.com/cool/

Probably the best one can do without delving into the expensive mysteries of phase change refrigeration is to get a high capacity combination peltier/water cooling system going pumping out to a heat exchanger in a bar fridge or similar. Of course, you could  try building the components from a bar fridge into a PC case.

There are many problems with near zero and sub zero cooling notably condensation which could wreck your system. There are no straight forward howtos around, all information on the topic will assume a certain amount of inventiveness and innovation on your part, it is all experimental.

regards,

Road Warrior

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