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There is a thread to suggest for videos. Can't recall where but there is.

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It does seem like a good case of LTT OverKill™.

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5 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

FYI that's BS, he is breaking -everything-

FTFY

Not just the laws in particular, Linus breaks everything

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it was a troll they did

its impossible to go down less than the room temperature. unless you get extreme cooling like the stage 1 cooler linus did or liquid nitrogen that i think is stage 3

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Just out of curiosity, can  "windchill factor" play a part?

 

I'm not saying it could cool it below room temperature, in all honesty I'm not sure - but is anyone else sure of the answer?

 

Is it actually possible to cool something below room temperature using a "windchill effect"? (you'll probably notice I know very little about windchill...)

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Just looked into windchill factor, there's a plausible explanation on this "Wikipedia" page - ans yes, Wikipedia is not a great source for knowledge, but it's a plausible explanation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_chill

 

For those who don't want to read the explanation - no matter what the speed of the air is, using dry air an object cannot be cooled lower than room temperature.

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10 hours ago, Aloe Vera said:

Just out of curiosity, can  "windchill factor" play a part?

 

I'm not saying it could cool it below room temperature, in all honesty I'm not sure - but is anyone else sure of the answer?

 

Is it actually possible to cool something below room temperature using a "windchill effect"? (you'll probably notice I know very little about windchill...)

Watch to the end of the video, he explains it was faked and it was a joke

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1 hour ago, Ginger137 said:

Watch to the end of the video, he explains it was faked and it was a joke

Even then, is this possible to get to at least -20?

The geek himself.

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7 hours ago, Being Delirious said:

Even then, is this possible to get to at least -20?

Unfortunately, no. It would have to bend physics to do that. 

 

The only way of dropping your cpu below ambient temps is to phase change, or liquid nitrogen. 

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Linus done a sub zero video and cited the 20 fan video as bs 

 

i can't remember if it was the Phase Change build or the bong cooling video

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