Under a big Oak tree, the temp is 33° C. My house is surrounded by trees towering the house. House A/C will be running in the next 7+ days based on weather forecast.

35° few hours ago, allready dropped to 31.3°

cpu @ stock speeds around 42°

only 1 way, dry ice!!! :D

Love to see you running several systems with dry ice in an office.:)

Bet you will be running around like a chicken with its head cut-off.:D

Or, only morticians could sustain the ocing record on a regular basis. :o

That's funny...guess I'm a moron for running my rigs with cheap air cooling in temps hotter than I've heard here.

I've always wondered; what do you use a dry ice cooled machine for?

overclocking.

is that a new sport or something? oc'ing on dry ice :p

jmke you got an eta on article?

A good way to look at it ;)

I do believe it will get more popular in getting OCing records due to low initial investment cost.

It's been so ****ing hot; I don't want to do anything.

I don't even want to turn on any PC because of the additional heat generated in the room. I reset the Venice to stock vcore 1.36 and 275 HTT, with room temp >30°C this thing idles at 33°C and never tops 38° C after one hour of HL2. :)

Better than Northwood 2.6C default vcore and 240 FSB ..... but Intel could rip DVD at half of the time.

Oh well, ready for the indoor A/C cooled race track ..... cold beer and hot pursuit.

Finally the house A/C is resting today; cool off a bit for a change.

it's 18C here :-)