Hi this is an idea going throgh my head and i want some advice from someone a little more technically minded than me to tell me if it's feasible or if I'm flogging a dead horse.
Would it be possible to create a LN2 chamber, with a radiator style hollow running through the bottom of the copper, to cool the waterloop as it runs through? Nobody i know of makes anything like this. That may be because its a dumb idea but i think there may be some validity in it.
I know people use ln2 to cool the chips and hardware directly, but has anyone ever used it to cool the waterloop on a watercooled pc? Also, by using car antifreeze (which is also coolant), you could theoretically get the coolant temps in your loop down to around -15 degrees.
Do you think i've got a good idea; or do you think i need to lay off the bathsalts?
Cheers
Would it be possible to create a LN2 chamber, with a radiator style hollow running through the bottom of the copper, to cool the waterloop as it runs through? Nobody i know of makes anything like this. That may be because its a dumb idea but i think there may be some validity in it.
I know people use ln2 to cool the chips and hardware directly, but has anyone ever used it to cool the waterloop on a watercooled pc? Also, by using car antifreeze (which is also coolant), you could theoretically get the coolant temps in your loop down to around -15 degrees.
Do you think i've got a good idea; or do you think i need to lay off the bathsalts?
Cheers