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Pretty Close to Absolute Zero (-273.14 °C)
I can't achieve true absolute zero which is -273.15 °C due to The Third Law of Thermodynamics which states that True Absolute Zero is impossible to achieve because of the lack of a perfect insulator. In With the absence of a perfect insulator, the heat
would be finite (and) the work required would, therefore, be infinite.
Actually i'm full of it. About 45 °C to 55 °C with Zalman 7700cu & Artic Silver 5.
LOL - I just realized we are talking about HDD's here. NOt CPU's oops..
I can't achieve true absolute zero which is -273.15 °C due to The Third Law of Thermodynamics which states that True Absolute Zero is impossible to achieve because of the lack of a perfect insulator. In With the absence of a perfect insulator, the heat
would be finite (and) the work required would, therefore, be infinite.
Actually i'm full of it. About 45 °C to 55 °C with Zalman 7700cu & Artic Silver 5.
LOL - I just realized we are talking about HDD's here. NOt CPU's oops..