condensation qué?

6th December 2004, 15:41

lardarse on ln2

for some odd reason he couldn't bench

jmke · 6th December 2004, 15:49

that's quite extreem :grin:

6th December 2004, 15:49

can't follow, talk to me slow, I'm blond

6th December 2004, 17:27

if you're joking, don't read on

if you seriously don't follow here's how it works:

the system in the pictures is cooled by ln2 wich is liquid nitrogen and gets down to -19* degrees celsius (for the exact numbers, google)

this is poored in do-it-yourself containers that are very well isolated, as well as the hardware.
but, with these kind of temperatures, stopping condensation from occuring is a near impossible task. also, the hardware doesn't function properly at temperatures this low (wich is why the cpu was being detected as a 1.7gig model).

especially the graphics card suffers from the condensation and low temps wich is why benchmarking was a no go. the card just is too unstable.

6th December 2004, 18:42

I don't see a picture, nor a system w/ ln2???

6th December 2004, 18:51

can't see them in the thread at XS eather:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=42417

virtual zone is probably down, they were down yesterday night aswell...

6th December 2004, 19:46

Man, that's cool :grin:
But way too much LN2 for the insulation and too much heat for the ice to stay ice

:grin: :grin: :grin: :grin:

(wondering when it's gonna say crack because of the ice

)

6th December 2004, 20:28

Quote:

Originally posted by HardFreak
I don't see a picture, nor a system w/ ln2???

that's why I couldn't follow you

jort · 6th December 2004, 23:53

damn i could use that 9800 pro

geoffrey · 9th December 2004, 00:04

Nice screens, only use -19x in stead off -19*, because I was searching for a little message somewhere down your post

I hope my future below zero trips doesnt end like thit

6th December 2004, 15:41	#1
kristos Posts: n/a	condensation qué? lardarse on ln2 for some odd reason he couldn't bench

6th December 2004, 15:49	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	that's quite extreem :grin: __________________

6th December 2004, 23:53	#9
jort Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,037	damn i could use that 9800 pro __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

9th December 2004, 00:04	#10
geoffrey [M] Reviewer Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 4,127	Nice screens, only use -19x in stead off -19*, because I was searching for a little message somewhere down your post I hope my future below zero trips doesnt end like thit __________________

6th December 2004, 15:49	#3
kr15t0f Posts: n/a	can't follow, talk to me slow, I'm blond

6th December 2004, 17:27	#4
kristos Posts: n/a	if you're joking, don't read on if you seriously don't follow here's how it works: the system in the pictures is cooled by ln2 wich is liquid nitrogen and gets down to -19* degrees celsius (for the exact numbers, google) this is poored in do-it-yourself containers that are very well isolated, as well as the hardware. but, with these kind of temperatures, stopping condensation from occuring is a near impossible task. also, the hardware doesn't function properly at temperatures this low (wich is why the cpu was being detected as a 1.7gig model). especially the graphics card suffers from the condensation and low temps wich is why benchmarking was a no go. the card just is too unstable.

6th December 2004, 18:42	#5
wutske Posts: n/a	I don't see a picture, nor a system w/ ln2???

6th December 2004, 18:51	#6
kristos Posts: n/a	can't see them in the thread at XS eather: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=42417 virtual zone is probably down, they were down yesterday night aswell...

6th December 2004, 19:46	#7
wutske Posts: n/a	Man, that's cool :grin: But way too much LN2 for the insulation and too much heat for the ice to stay ice :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin: (wondering when it's gonna say crack because of the ice )