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The Phenom II Master is Back Live LN2 4/15/2011
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@Rabid, you will be going to the same school I am at, small world. PM sent to you
Replied, small world!
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thats 2:30pm Alaska time
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@Rabid, you will be going to the same school I am at
@Mike, there are a lot of threads about 101 Dry Ice in the Extreme Cooling section. The guys here are more than capable of helping you get started. As far as what has changed with DI, nothing. Its still set the pot, make sure the insulation is good, and bench for crazy amount of hours.
OK I'm reading though it all , thanks , i have seen your articles on other sites , really looking forward to see this. My son will get home from school just in time also , we built this PC together our first , we are in the process of collecting old PC's from around our area , and building a testing table , i have a few friends i can ask for help, but this site has all the answers.
Our 89GTD is great.. will be very interesting !
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A quick cheat sheet:
1) Start with something you won't miss too terribly if it goes BOOM. It probably won't, but still.
2) Make sure all the heatsinks are making good contact, ask Chance if you want to know what happens if they aren't. I mention this because you can dislodge them trying to stuff eraser under them.
3) If things suddenly go wonky during testing and won't run at settings you know for a fact used to work, shut down immediately. Something got wet.
4) ice does not conduct for beans, it's safe.
5) Water is death to shiny things, bare metal contacts, pins, etc.
1) Start with something you won't miss too terribly if it goes BOOM. It probably won't, but still.
2) Make sure all the heatsinks are making good contact, ask Chance if you want to know what happens if they aren't. I mention this because you can dislodge them trying to stuff eraser under them.
3) If things suddenly go wonky during testing and won't run at settings you know for a fact used to work, shut down immediately. Something got wet.
4) ice does not conduct for beans, it's safe.
5) Water is death to shiny things, bare metal contacts, pins, etc.
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I certainly can't say that, never used it
Well; that's because you are one of them "cool" Intel guys that can afford the 980x cpus and the super duper R3E motherbards.
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THE EVENT IS CANCELLED!!
I just got a call from the AirGas in Rolla. My order for the 20L cannot be filled because a Medical facility needs it.
The local AirGas will not have anything until next week
Two words: Dry Ice. You will not be able to join the 7GHz club on DICE, but it will still be fun.
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Oh come on man... I found at least six places within 100 miles of Rolla where you could get Dry Ice....
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THE EVENT IS CANCELLED!!
I just got a call from the AirGas in Rolla. My order for the 20L cannot be filled because a Medical facility needs it.
The local AirGas will not have anything until next week
What the hell does a medical facility actually use Ln2 for?
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storing blood, organs, cells, etc. Keeping them at super low temps preserves them better.
Sucks that the event is cancelled though Dolk.
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Time to get out the copper, and brass, and make yourself cascaded condensor to liquify nitrogen?
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MRI's need it because they use high temp superconductors to generate the massive magnetic field required for that type of imaging.
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