Freeze Spray

You guys think this stuff will work for trying to hit higher clock speeds or a couple benchmarks?
http://www.action-electronics.com/ctfreeze.htm

That whould be what Xenon has been calling air dusters.. its refigerant in a can.

He's going to be using them to mix up some R401A for his chiller project. (with some R22 he already had) and the two types of these they sell.

here is the thread
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=451006

well, i think he meant spray it on a HSF for (VERY) temporary LOW temps...
(think pouring Ln a little @ a time VS spraying HSF to maintain temps)


*if* thats right...


ya, it should work, but its going to be a VERY VERY temporary solution and VERY hard to control!

you could also run into a VERY serious condensation problem!!!



EDIT:

oooo what about this though... (LOL)
DIRECT die chill'n... no HSF just a constant spray directly ON the bare DIE

*DO NOT* try that !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can tell you from experiance that it doesnt work well, your hsf will heat up very quickly and unless your constantly spraying that on it, your cpu will fry. I tried it on my barton 2500+M, I went into the the bios and clocked it to 2.7GHz, it crashed by the time it was halfway booted to windows.