Extremely cooled chips

[Squishythefox]

would a chip, let's say an FX 8350 from AMD that has been overclocked to the extreme(e.g LN2 cooling) would work normally if it was reverted back to stock settings?

[voiha]

No reason to not work, unless the CPU is burned

[GoldenLag]

CPUs behave differently at different temps. Like Zen 1 overclockes quite nicely at sub abient temps.

 

Reverting to regular cooling would overheat the CPU because of too high voltage and the voltage itself would probably instantly kill the CPU. 

[mxk]

1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

CPUs behave differently at different temps. Like Zen 1 overclockes quite nicely at sub abient temps.

 

Reverting to regular cooling would overheat the CPU because of too high voltage and the voltage itself would probably instantly kill the CPU. 

Changing the voltage back is usually a good idea, hm?

[GoldenLag]

Just now, mxk. said:

Changing the voltage back is usually a good idea, hm?

And i just re-read OP post.

 

 

Yes it would most likely work normally if reverted back to normal. But you might see some degredation if you have been doing extreme overclocking.

[mxk]

9 hours ago, GoldenLag said:

And i just re-read OP post.

 

 

Yes it would most likely work normally if reverted back to normal. But you might see some degredation if you have been doing extreme overclocking.

Oh shit sorry my "hm?" came off really rude, I guess I don't really remember how I was trying to word it but looking back it looks mean.

[GoldenLag]

1 hour ago, mxk. said:

Oh shit sorry my "hm?" came off really rude, I guess I don't really remember how I was trying to word it but looking back it looks mean.

no problem, i didnt persieve it that way, it was more of sarcastic hmmmmmmm to me