Clyxgs 8 Pipe Aluminum Heat Exchanger Cooling Water Drain Water Cooling Radiator Water Cooling Row with Fan Radiator for PC CPU CO2 Laser Water Cool System Computer 240mm/360mm (80mm)

Se utilizó para un proyecto te ingeniería y funcionó muy bien.

Works fine for me but I thinks this is a bit too expensive for the product

This is built just like a big automotive radiator, except tiny. It doesn't have massive airflow, but I personally think the fan should face the other direction (sucking air through the radiator, rather than pushing it). I reversed mine, anyway. If you have the space, you might want a bigger radiator/fan for most applications, but if space is an object (as in my application), this radiator/fan may be just the ticket. UPDATE June 2024: I initially got the little 80 cm radiator/fan to cool an array of 22 power diodes carrying about 6 A each, with a about 200W of waste heat. I later added 22 power MOSFETs to that array, upping my heat dissipation to around 250-300W under peak load, resulting in a water-to-air temp differential of about 15C. The little radiator/fan did fine until I got into the middle of a recent heatwave. Ambient heat in the garage was about 38C, so the heat sink was running at about 53C - a bit warmer than I wanted. Having changed the form factor of my equipment housing, I now had the room, so why not? I bought the 240 cm, double-fan radiator. Like before, I reversed the fans to draw air, rather than pushing it. My temperature differential is now down to about 3.5 C, and the semiconductor array is very happy. The big double-fan radiator is made to the same construction standards - good flow, no leakage, etc. The 120mm fans I received seem to be sleeve-bearing fans, unlike the ball bearing 80 cm fan I got last year. Of course they are easily replaced when the time comes. The little 80 cm fan put in a good 6-8 hr per day for nearly a year with no complaints I've set it aside for another future project.

After 9 days fan burned up.

I used this product for my water-cooling loop, and I used it to cool my phone. I was concerned that, since it was 80 mm, and not 120, that the water cooling loop that I had made for my phone and laptop wouldn't cool down when I was hitting it with a heavy load, like gaming. However, I was floored when it not only managed to keep my temps on my phone and laptop down, but also be nearly silent as I used it, while being less than half of the price of a combined radiator and a noctua fan.