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dude2
11-20-02, 08:52 AM
haha wouldnt that be nice to cool your case

NeoN068
11-20-02, 10:00 AM
alot of people have done it before for experiments but it evaportates to quickly

Paxmax
11-20-02, 12:50 PM
Originally posted by NeoN068
alot of people have done it before for experiments but it evaportates to quickly

Has someone tried to cool the actual CASE ????
It'll take a few gallons of the stuff !!! :D

johnnyw
11-20-02, 02:50 PM
take a look at www.octools.com , there is an old but nice experiment with ln2

[EG]~NaTz~
11-20-02, 06:24 PM
i talked to some guys at i forget what website. well i took the time to email them and i figured some stuff out.

they got 10 liters for 25 bucks.(from a distributer.)

the 10 liters lasted a cou8ple hours. this was cooling the gpu and p4. they overclocked them both really far. ill look for the link and if i find it ill throw it up on here for ur amusement later tonight.

country_3030
11-20-02, 09:15 PM
I have heard of direct die cooling with liquid nitrogen. They had to be crazy!!

Paxmax
11-21-02, 05:56 AM
Originally posted by johnnyw
take a look at www.octools.com , there is an old but nice experiment with ln2
LOL! Yeah, thoose articles are a load of laughs !
Great stuff really. Still I haven't found anything on cooling a whole case though. Yeah, sure, they immerse MB and GPU and CPU. I was more thinking if someone tried running a PC breathing nothing but very cold N2.
Well... I guess´there is no point in supercooling the powersupply.

WerewolfX
11-21-02, 02:55 PM
I would like to see a LN2 phase change cooler :)

WerewolfX
11-21-02, 02:56 PM
Stupid double post :(

[EG]~NaTz~
11-21-02, 03:00 PM
country- the guys i was talking about that did the ln2 basicly made a big funnel out of steyr foam(i cant spell), but they had a copper heatsink at the bottom i think. in not so sure though. they may have done it direct...

moorcito
11-21-02, 03:36 PM
Or just build some sort of pump and cirulation system, that will reliquify the N2 and you are set.

aenigma
11-21-02, 05:08 PM
Originally posted by moorcito
Or just build some sort of pump and cirulation system, that will reliquify the N2 and you are set.
Not just a pump.A refrigeration system using a nitrogen compressor capable of high side pressures over 5000psi.I know someone who has used a LN2 phase change system direct die (evaporator on cpu).He had some tech make it for him, and he cracked his cpu.The compressor made a bad sound and got louder, so he sold it.

Just pouring LN2 in a cup on the cpu is lame.Anyone can just pour ln2 in a cup for a short term test.

johnnyw
11-24-02, 07:53 PM
pfst , yeah probably lame( although I think it is not) but I bet you had not risked your hardware for this test :-)

aenigma
11-24-02, 11:47 PM
Most average joes think it is cool. :)
But in reality, pouring liquid in a cup for a short term test isn't all that cool.

I didn't quite understand your last part "but I bet you had not risked your hardware for this test".

Bigg
11-29-02, 04:21 PM
could u make a closed loop ln sysytem that ran over the proc, then went over a phase change system to reliquefy?? what is the boiling ppoint of ln???