Lowest CPU Temp?
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no, i've seen comps on liquid nitrogen.
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No.... The chip itself is -200 or -240c or so, depending if they're using nitrogen or helium.
Originally Posted by ZunePod  Yes, but the temps on that CPU must be >5ºC or so. |
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Here's an LN2 pot running LHe:
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Source= XS
Below is an image of the internals of the LHe pot made especially for this purpose. Previous LHe pots
simply blasted LHe at the base of a traditional LN2 pot and were incredibly inefficient.
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Source= Legit Reviews
Source= XS
Below is an image of the internals of the LHe pot made especially for this purpose. Previous LHe pots
simply blasted LHe at the base of a traditional LN2 pot and were incredibly inefficient.
Source= Legit Reviews
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I think he means >5 Kelvins, not Celsius, because If he does, he is right.
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didn't the guys who hit 6 originally with the 940 BE close to absolute zero (neg 270 C) with Helium? If I remember correctly - I thought they were within 10-15 degrees of that.
I think it was around the January, mid to late timeframe...
Duckie - do you remember?
I think it was around the January, mid to late timeframe...
Duckie - do you remember?
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they hit around -270C or 5k to 10K
any lower and the entire cpu is garbage....and i doubt they can get to even below 5K because hardly anything in the universe is that cold except that of complete void of nothingness...
they did a good job on the OC though but i just wish they could have come up with a more reasonable way to OC like a more stable 24/7 OC not a 90min worth of it at like thousands of dollars and totally ruin the cpu...
the goal should be to OC the best stable 24/7 system...not a race to see who can get the fastest because you will never see anything stable....
i mean with lHE i am sure that the 920 could reach 6.5-7ghz....and the 975 extreme can hit almost 7-8ghz...
any lower and the entire cpu is garbage....and i doubt they can get to even below 5K because hardly anything in the universe is that cold except that of complete void of nothingness...
they did a good job on the OC though but i just wish they could have come up with a more reasonable way to OC like a more stable 24/7 OC not a 90min worth of it at like thousands of dollars and totally ruin the cpu...
the goal should be to OC the best stable 24/7 system...not a race to see who can get the fastest because you will never see anything stable....
i mean with lHE i am sure that the 920 could reach 6.5-7ghz....and the 975 extreme can hit almost 7-8ghz...
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Nope. Impossible (Unless we are talking Fahrenheit). Tell me what liquid could do that. We can't get get to absolute Zero let alone colder than it.
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At the AMD events it was running in the 240s and 250s.
This does not ruin the CPU either....they work fine after, as long as they don'y pump over 1.8V through it...which they never do
And no, the i7s cannot go under liquid helium because they will cold bug and stop functioning. There has yet to be an i7 chip to hit 5.6GHz+
Also, the helium is all for fun and games to see how far we can push a technology.
Originally Posted by Gizmo I knew a guy who knew a guy who was related to someone that hit -460 once, but take that with a grain of salt 
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Originally Posted by adramalech707 they hit around -270C or 5k to 10K any lower and the entire cpu is garbage....and i doubt they can get to even below 5K because hardly anything in the universe is that cold except that of complete void of nothingness... they did a good job on the OC though but i just wish they could have come up with a more reasonable way to OC like a more stable 24/7 OC not a 90min worth of it at like thousands of dollars and totally ruin the cpu... the goal should be to OC the best stable 24/7 system...not a race to see who can get the fastest because you will never see anything stable.... i mean with lHE i am sure that the 920 could reach 6.5-7ghz....and the 975 extreme can hit almost 7-8ghz... |
This does not ruin the CPU either....they work fine after, as long as they don'y pump over 1.8V through it...which they never do
And no, the i7s cannot go under liquid helium because they will cold bug and stop functioning. There has yet to be an i7 chip to hit 5.6GHz+
Also, the helium is all for fun and games to see how far we can push a technology.
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