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LN2 is cold.
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Wowzerzs!
Thats awesome!!!
Love that ice...
Jdrake90
Thats awesome!!!
Love that ice...
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Like 2 week old news but yep thats pretty much normal stuff for DICE/LN2 cooling. If you wan't to see insane look for jason at HWA or Macci at XS 
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nope if it stays cold it fine it it gets warm its a problem, by the way he pretty wore those cards completely out by using so much voltage to take down the WRs.
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Well, I think that you have the assume that the computer will be shut off by the time the ice melts..... if it's on and the ice melts, that means that you've run out of LN2 and then you've probably got a bigger problem than condensation to worry about
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I think you just let it melt and then give the mobo, gfx card, ect a good bath in alcohol before the next power up.
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dissconnect components and place vertically, once all ice is off, let dry for some good 24 hours..., then take a hair dryer and blow dry for a good 10min...
if not place vertically let drip for few hours.. then place in over at low temps for little time.
sniex
if not place vertically let drip for few hours.. then place in over at low temps for little time.
sniex
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crana said:
Turn the computer off, let it melt and dry.
I do it all the time.
No issues yet.
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crana said:
Woah!
Just wondering though, wouldnt this be dangerous for his graphics cards? I mean the ice would melt and break them surely? Unless im missing something? This is the pic im 'talkin about:
wow, I want to do that...its so cool!!
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you have to buy or make the containers yourself.bLack0ut said:
yes buying LN2 is legal.
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i love the shot of the whole card iced up, wouldn't that be bad news when it thaws?
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