Liquid CO2 Cooling!

[Clark05]

Not sure if you guys follow Linus on his Youtube channel, but he just posted a video discussing the Hyperloop Pod that rLoop created. My Corsair closed system cooler just shat the bed this morning and I'm going to have to grab a new one at frys today...  But, this got me thinking.. What if you put a computer in a vacuum and cool it in the same process? Lets see it Linus!

[Spuriae]

16 minutes ago, Clark05 said:

Not sure if you guys follow Linus on his Youtube channel, but he just posted a video discussing the Hyperloop Pod that rLoop created. My Corsair closed system cooler just shat the bed this morning and I'm going to have to grab a new one at frys today...  But, this got me thinking.. What if you put a computer in a vacuum and cool it in the same process? Lets see it Linus!

Liquid CO2 can't occur at atmospheric pressure. You can get AIO phase change coolers if you're interested in 24/7 sub-ambient cooling. CO2 cooling without a very controlled environment is more dangerous than standard LN2 as it tends to change phase quite violently without constant pressure. There are open loop LN2 PC cooling systems too if you're prepared to drop a decent chunk of money on it.

[dexT]

I'd rather see ghetto sub-zero. Maybe using a case or two of commercial chewing gum remover spray. The stuff that freezes gum off carpet.