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I thought Peltier was the effect that a TEC has?

Anyways, if there is enough heat on the TEC/Peltier then it shouldn't get cold at all, but stay warm as it moves heat from the processor to heatsink. The side that is on the processor will only get cold if there is no heat at all on the processor.

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