k|ngp|n's LN2 Extreme Cooling Lineup

When k|ngp|n got started, one of the major hurdles was how to properly cool his components with LN2. Since devices did not exist with which he could accomplish thos, he started designing and building prototype LN2 containers ("pots") which he could mount to the computer hardware in order to apply the LN2 to effectively cool the components. He started out doing this for his own adventures, but very quickly became overwhelmed by requests from other enthusiasts seeking to buy copies of the containers he was building. Seeing a golden opportunity, in 2006, k|ngp|n founded his business kingpincooling.com (aka "KPC") and is now mass-producing his pots for enthusiasts all over the world. And R&D has not stopped, so he has continuously reevaluated and improved his designs to perfect his containers according to user demands and the changes in computer hardware. That brings us to the subject of our review today, the new line of KPC's LN2 containers.

Our first run overclocking with the Gemini was done using an AMD X6 1090T, codename "Thuban." CPU-Z maxed at 6.4GHz, which was also stable enough to complete SuperPI 1M and PIFast.