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We have just posted up a look at cooling a 3.0E Prescott processor with a TEC (peltier). Back in the days of the Slot 1, this was all the rage, but it has since died down. Our newest reviewer, Howdy, takes a look and digs up a whopping 226W Peltier to see if he can make his rig cool. It's an interesting read for sure. Head on over and find out if a Peltier has what it takes. Why did I do this? Back in the day of Slot 1 or Slot A processors, TEC cooling and experimenting was done quite regularly. Often you could find someone that OC'd their Celeron 300a close to a gigahertz. Recently though, TECs haven't seen as much publicity as they once did. I happened to have a spare TEC sitting around and thought I'd put it to use to see what my results were when paired with a processor that generates 375 BTU's of heat every hour.
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