Can a computer ever be too cold?

[Nik00117]

Yes but lets say water condesne doesn't happen. THEN it coudl go as cold sa it wanted too.

 

[rdcmmnst]

haha desperate for an answer eh?

 

[BuzzStPoint]

Running like a Liquid O2 to cool would make the chip cold.. While this wouldn't be a problem, the problem lays in the surrounding area. it would have to be in an area where condensation wouldn't occur..

 

[CargoSlug]

Yes........ A computer can be too cold -273º Celsius. Absoulte zero. All particle matter stops at that tempature but it is very very hard to achive that tempature VERY hard I only think some scientists in china did or sumtin. So dont go that low or your computer will pretty much turn into dust.

 

[M1ND.G4M3]

It would work in Arizona! or the Sahara!



Hmm....


Im movin!!

 

[BigLu]

Nobody has ever reached absolute zero. Two years ago in Tokyo, they got hydrogen to cool within two billionths of a degree to absolute zero, that's the closest they've ever gotten. And hydrogen becomes a frictionless liquid at that temperature. Put that in the computer, you could overclock a 3200+ to 999999999+ speeds.

 

[M1ND.G4M3]

Ive never taken physics but doesnt absolute 0 mean NO heat at all? so... that means that there cant be an electrical current because electricity is an energy which gives off a hear (no matter how faint)

 

[CargoSlug]

ok sorry...... yes it was the japanese people....and i though they reched absoulte zero...my bad tho.

 

[Nik00117]

WOW would you hate the wheaterman to go absoulte zero todays temps today. I'd crank up those heaters, then buy a couple more heaters then move out.

 

[jac006]

Yeah, this is it...
http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20031230/
crazy...