💦 Clyxgs PC CPU CO2 Laser Water Cooling Radiator - 12 Pipe Aluminum Heat Exchanger with Fan for Efficient Computer Water Cool System, including Water Drain Row Review

I made a small personal fridge out of a stainless steel vacuum insulated bottle. I put a 5v submersible micropump in the bottle, connected it through the cap to the heat exchanger and then back into the bottle. When filled with ice water, I can get cool breeze for about 1.5 hours. The heat exchanger works perfectly.

This would be good for a water based cooling system. The fan can be rotated to force air through the heatsink. Of course, every radiator cools down to ambient temperature. When the air is 88F, the radiator cools down to 88F. Use a closed system heater and use distilled water for mineral protection.

This would be good for a water based cooling system. The fan can be rotated to force air through the heatsink. Of course, every radiator cools down to ambient temperature. When the air is 88F, the radiator cools down to 88F. Use a closed system heater and use distilled water for mineral protection.

This works great for washing my grain and chilling my grain. The fan isn't great, I had to replace it after about 20 minutes, but the heatsink is sturdy and doesn't leak. I bought a better fan and maybe the old one failed because I didn't tune it properly, but it works great for my purposes and I would buy it again for the heatsink alone.

I used this for a peltier cooler home project. All in all it works well and is worth the money. I ended up updating the fans. Took my coolant from 105f to 95f at 70f ambient temp. I don't know the actual flow rate, but my flow meter is spinning fast

Before installing the heatsink, I tested the fans with a 12V wall wart: one fan didn't spin at all, the other spun very slowly for about 10 seconds before stopping . and bought another "brand" with no fans. (They are probably all made by the same company in China.)

I used this product for water cooling circuit and phone cooling. I was concerned that the water cooling circuit I created for my phone and laptop wouldn't cool down as it was 80mm not 120mm when I put heavy loads on it e.g. B. when playing. However, I was blown away when not only did it keep temperatures down on my phone and laptop, but it was almost silent when I used it and cost less than half the price of a Noctua heatsink/fan combo.