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LN2 on stock Intel 775 cooler?
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LN2 on stock Intel 775 cooler?
   This is a stock (and what I believe to be) a discontinued 775 cooler. Stupid question. Could I possibly put dry ice or LN2 in this in this concave dent in the cooler? It obviously won't function for more then a few minutes and won't cool as well as a real $700 pot, but do you guys think it would work?
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It would work allright. But make sure nothing touches the motherboard. And how do you feel like putting some new dry ice in there every once in a while ?
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What I am really worried about is the LN2 bubbling and spilling out onto the mobo.
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lol pots are only like 80 bucks.
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if you knock that copper peice out it will be a lot easier to use,
__________________Insulating that heatsink will be hard if left whole which will equal moisture
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 Really? Well either way, I doubt I will have a constant supply of dry ice, and this is only for a 1 time thing. And plus, I already own one of these
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It's worth a try. Don't forget to protect your PC though...
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Wouldnt it be suceptible to cracking? Seems awfully thin to be exposed to sub-zero temps.
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Protect as in insulate to prevent condensation? What could I use to do this? I would rather this be a homemade project rather then a "go out and buy stuff" project, no matter how cheap it is. Or would insulation even be necessary with a tiny pot with a little amount of dry ice?
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