The Deep Desert in Dune Awakening is a treacherous, PvP-heavy zone that challenges even the most seasoned players. However, it is also the exclusive hunting ground for the Thermoelectric Cooler, a crucial late-game crafting resource. Farming this component requires careful preparation, strategic navigation, and combat prowess.

Players begin their journey by taking an Ornithopter into the Deep Desert, where they must scout for Imperial Testing Stations—fortified buildings marked by large metal doors embedded between rock outcroppings. Since the Deep Desert's layout shifts weekly after the Coriolis Storm, a surveying kit is indispensable for locating these stations. Once a station is spotted, players should perform a 360-degree scan to ensure no hostile players are nearby before landing.

Inside the Testing Stations, players face waves of elite NPC enemies and sometimes minibosses. These enemies are tougher than those found in the Hagga Basin, requiring well-equipped gear and teamwork for safe clearance. Successfully navigating the station rewards players with chests containing Thermoelectric Coolers, Advanced Servoks, and Particle Capacitors. Completing the entire activity unlocks a final loot room with even greater rewards.

This high-risk, high-reward approach is ideal for players seeking to maximize their crafting potential without spending Solaris. However, the PvP nature of the Deep Desert means players must remain vigilant against ambushes and rival factions.

For those unwilling to brave the Deep Desert's dangers, alternative methods such as purchasing Thermoelectric Coolers from vendors or the Player Trade Market are available, albeit at a cost.

Farming Thermoelectric Coolers in the Deep Desert epitomizes the thrill and challenge of Dune Awakening, blending exploration, combat, and resource management in a hostile environment Dune Awakening Solari.