No such thing as over cooling 
Overcooling?
I wish some of the people in this thread would read Alen's and Iverson's replies.
If you want a computer with nitrogen as its coolant go visit the LHC
No.
If that could happen, you wouldn't be able to turn off your pc.
Originally Posted by iverson954360
I idle at 27c
@OP there is a thing called minimum operating temperature for electronics, but that mostly has to do with battery powered devices, although theoretically i think it is possible to lower the temperature too much on a PC, to the point where electricity isn't able to pass through components because there are no moving atoms (absolute zero)
That's almost impossible.
If im not wrong that's like -1,000 or more C Degrees.
If that could happen, you wouldn't be able to turn off your pc.
Originally Posted by iverson954360
I idle at 27c
@OP there is a thing called minimum operating temperature for electronics, but that mostly has to do with battery powered devices, although theoretically i think it is possible to lower the temperature too much on a PC, to the point where electricity isn't able to pass through components because there are no moving atoms (absolute zero)
If im not wrong that's like -1,000 or more C Degrees.
what i meant was if you poured liquid nitrogen on a cpu put it back onto the motherboard anturn the system on would it work?
Originally Posted by parag0nx9
what i meant was if you poured liquid nitrogen on a cpu put it back onto the motherboard anturn the system on would it work?
Originally Posted by iverson954360
@OP there is a thing called minimum operating temperature for electronics, but that mostly has to do with battery powered devices, although theoretically i think it is possible to lower the temperature too much on a PC, to the point where electricity isn't able to pass through components because there are no moving atoms (absolute zero)
We'll never reach true absolute zero and I thought conductivity rose with lowering temperatures?
Originally Posted by Kirigaya Kazuto
That's almost impossible.
If im not wrong that's like -1,000 or more C Degrees.
If im not wrong that's like -1,000 or more C Degrees.
Originally Posted by parag0nx9
what i meant was if you poured liquid nitrogen on a cpu put it back onto the motherboard anturn the system on would it work?
Originally Posted by Alen
@iverson954360
We'll never reach true absolute zero and I thought conductivity rose with lowering temperatures?
-273.15°C, common knowledge.
Heard of LN and DICE cooling?
We'll never reach true absolute zero and I thought conductivity rose with lowering temperatures?
-273.15°C, common knowledge.
Heard of LN and DICE cooling?
yes i have heard of it but its controlled in small amounts, im talking about 50ml's worth of liquid nitrogen being poured onto the cpu
Originally Posted by parag0nx9
yes i have heard of it but its controlled in small amounts, im talking about 50ml's worth of liquid nitrogen being poured onto the cpu
dont have liquid coolin so cant really say much.
and is it worth getting?
and is it worth getting?
Originally Posted by parag0nx9
dont have liquid coolin so cant really say much.
and is it worth getting?
and is it worth getting?
Originally Posted by Alen
Unless you're a die hard oc enthusiast, no.
mmm i can get employee discount at where i work the fluid is like $40 wow so screw that i have better things to spend my money on.
Originally Posted by Stevenom
Would you do it if you were super rich and if anything goes wrong you can replace it and build a new computer?
LC isn't that "extreme" tbh, it's just a bit more fancy than air cooling.
Originally Posted by parag0nx9
mmm i can get employee discount at where i work the fluid is like $40 wow so screw that i have better things to spend my money on.
)@Alen
Conductivity does increase but at Absolute Zero it won't be able to conduct
Conductivity does increase but at Absolute Zero it won't be able to conduct