"Concept" PC

[003]

its like trying to rub my head and pat my belly to me. i cant grasp it. it boggles my mind

I can do that, and vice versa. I've got a question, does frozen water conduct electricity?

 

[Kazama]

Ive read something about this in a magzine...

 

[Flanker]

compelled that it needs air! lol. its like trying to rub my head and pat my belly to me. i cant grasp it. it boggles my mind

Technically, it does need air. The HSF needs to blow air onto the processor and it wouldn't be able to do it in a vaccuum.

003, yes, Ice does conduct electricity, and stop trying to be a wannabe Chankama with that avatar Heck, stop changing them everyday.

 

[003]

and stop trying to be a wannabe Chankama with that avatar Heck, stop changing them everyday.

LOL, I've just been trying to find a good one. I actually did not even get the idea from him, but yeah his is really cool. Technically if it is cold enough, you don't NEED to have a fan, it could just be passively cooled, that's how it's done with ln2 and dice. But then again, a freezer is not anywhere near -190c.

 

[Flanker]

I've been trying to find a new avatar too, lol. I've had this one for like 4 or 5 months now. Don't know a good one. Your skeleton one yesterday was pretty cool though.

 

[Baez]

ya anyways i thot it wasnt good for electronics to be below -10C? and i think the cpu would freeze over too since 100C - 190C still means ur cpu is running at -90C lol. intel and amd should just rubberize all components then we can just fill the case up.

 

[Flanker]

You thought wrong.

 

[agentnibbles]

if you put your computer in a freezer, the parts heat would create condensation, there fore getting into your psu/parts and blowing up your computer and freezer.

 

[BennyV04988]

agent nibbles have you read a single post on this entire topic? We've just spent 4 pages exlaining why it would NOT create condensation on the actual pc, only on the colder WALLS of the freezer. thats what condensation is... warm air sticks to cold surface.

 

[septoid2]

if you put your computer in a freezer, the parts heat would create condensation, there fore getting into your psu/parts and blowing up your computer and freezer.

Yeah not the smartest post to make.