Water cooling a pc with liquid nitrogen

[Skyler Lambert]

instead of trying water to cool a pc try liquid nitrogen

[Praesi]

Realy?! What a nice Idea.

That was never done before.

[AMD A10-9600P]

In the video above der8auer overclocked his FX8350 to 8.1GHz using LN2, there's a huge amount of videos of people doing this

[Robchil]

LN2 overclocking is nothing you run every day, it's for the fun of doing it, and have it stabile 10 minutes ... 

 

[gloop]

9 minutes ago, Skyler Lambert said:

instead of trying water to cool a pc try liquid nitrogen

Liquid nitrogen is used for extreme over locking, not for daily use. I’d recommend checking out der8auer is you want to learn some more:

 

 

[For Science!]

This has been done before, without the sarcasm.

 

 

https://www.gamersnexus.net/news-pc/3316-evga-liquid-nitrogen-closed-loop-overclocking-roboclocker

[Drama Lama]

Also liquid nitrogen turns into steam so after playing for a while you’ll have your entire room filled with nitrogen that if the room is not ventilated could kill you also a constant reserve of nitrogen is needed so very impractical 

[SolarNova]

LN2 immediately turns to gas, so a closed loop system needs specialized pressure control like what KingPin done, its not something ur average PC enthusiast can do.

 

'normal' LN2 cooling, using a pot, is relatively easy, but very temporary and only useful for OCing and benchmarking.

 

If u wont to combine subzero temps and liquid cooling, u have to build a subzero chiller, this has its own problems to solve but its doable down to about -40c and usable for normal usage.

 

Beyond that u'd have to go with Direct Phase change cooling. Also usable for normal use, but again requires work to deal with the issue of ice and condensation. Not to mention the Phase change system would have to be incredibly powerfull nowadays.