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Friend of mine uses liquied Heliium to cool his lasers. However the compressor is huge and makes a hell of a noice. I woudl just go with a custom Phae Change rig.
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L337 M33P said:Liquid helium is also like 50x more expensive than liquid N2. Liquid nitrogen is about 15p/litre in the UK.
Severian said:Heh, for all the quest for lower temps, as far as overclocking goes there is a limit to what is practical. My guess is anything below -80 would make basically no difference, and probably become counter productive.
Certainly liquid helium cooling a PC chip would be a failure. Yes it would superconduct, yes the timing rails would get out of sync, and yes, it would never even turn on.
Prometia Mach II gets to -50, and that's out shortly at what, $900?
the best temps are still got with liquid nitrigen thats about -200 cFushyuguru said:
-45 to 50 head temp at about 1.5" from the core (where the prommie temp probe is located). Actual Cpu temps arent close to that. The only guys who get -50 are DIY guys with cascading systems.
fafnir said:hey, look what i found on vr-zone.com...
and thats some dude with no girlfriend with lots of spare time and ln2...
personally, i'd never give up my girlfriend for that ****,... maybe not even my ex-girlfriend for that.....
dunno,....