A64 "San Diego" 4000+ @ 3.0ghz

[bjc112]

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[AMDgood IntelBAD]

Originally posted by: HDTVMan
Dry Ice. Too exotic cooling for me. Not even sure where someone would get dry ice.

Dont even think about LN. Liquid Nitrogen. Those guys are nuts.

my kroger carries dry ice next to the ice cream section

i really like that dry ice idea, way cheaper the LN. i think i want to start making heatsinks. did he cap the dry ice container or just let it sit there? also does the dry ice actually touch the cpu, it goes from ice to gas so i would think it would be possible? or does it touch the copper which touchs the arctic silver which touches the cpu?

edit- can you kill a cpu with voltage if the temps aren't too high? i would presume you could but how would your vCore have to be?

 

[bjc112]

Originally posted by: AMDgood IntelBAD

Originally posted by: HDTVMan
Dry Ice. Too exotic cooling for me. Not even sure where someone would get dry ice.

Dont even think about LN. Liquid Nitrogen. Those guys are nuts.

my kroger carries dry ice next to the ice cream section

i really like that dry ice idea, way cheaper the LN. i think i want to start making heatsinks. did he cap the dry ice container or just let it sit there? also does the dry ice actually touch the cpu, it goes from ice to gas so i would think it would be possible? or does it touch the copper which touchs the arctic silver which touches the cpu?

edit- can you kill a cpu with voltage if the temps aren't too high? i would presume you could but how would your vCore have to be?

Voltage kills reguardless of temps.. Typically the colder the temp, the slower the breakdown happens..

 

[MobiusPizza]

Originally posted by: BouZouki
20 Seconds has been broken with the Dothan.

Jeez, the dothan is a beast.

Lol I was wondering why my warning sensor is going off like crazy

 

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does anyone know if the dry ice touches the cpu or not?