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Or you can run a 7700k at 6.5ghz on Ln2. That tends to get rid of the bottleneck from the cpu
Not much use if you are trying to check your emails or browsing the internet though.
at that point the person is bottlenecking the pc, because you are not capable of pouring ln2 and emailing at the same time .Not much use if you are trying to check your emails or browsing the internet though.
at that point the person is bottlenecking the pc, because you are not capable of pouring ln2 and emailing at the same time .
You could if you had enough money. A company I don't remember the name. It's fully automatic and all you do is set the temperature of the cold bug and cold boot bug. You don't need insulation either as you use a purge case to prevent any air getting into the case while the pc is at sub zero temperature.This was my point.
I don't count LN2 bench scores as real because the PC can not run 24/7 using that type of cooling solution.
It just depends how far you are willing to go with 24/7 performance.
Its kind of like saying you don't count water cooled scores or 4 way sli scores because they are not required to run 24/7
You can boot straight away with Ln2. Does that also mean if you use a hdd instead off an ssd it doesn't count either?If you can not boot up as fast as a normal PC then those systems don't count either as it is not really 24/7. Fortunately 4 way SLI watercooled can boot up quickly and run 24/7.
You can boot straight away with Ln2.
The time it takes to get down to temp to boot is probably about the same time as you turning the valve on the pressurised tank to walk to the pc. The lnl cooling pots are pretty fast. You could make them faster or slower depending on the cpu. It's not like a normal 2-4kg pot and pouring where it takes a few mins to get temps down .No can not
You have got to get it to working temps first.
The time it takes to get down to temp to boot is probably about the same time as you turning the valve on the pressurised tank to walk to the pc. The lnl cooling pots are pretty fast. You could make them faster or slower depending on the cpu. It's not like a normal 2-4kg pot and pouring where it takes a few mins to get temps down .
Its like turning a water pump on on your loop. You don't need to be at absolute max temps to boot. Unless you boot straight away and run prime 95 as a startup program.
Also most chips have a cold boot bug so if it when down to temp before booting then it wouldnt turn on at all
Question for you, I am trying to run the 4K ultra benchmark and its not showing the 4K resolution in the options.
Any ideas folks?
Cheers
Kev
You need a 4k monitor and then you select "system" in the resolution options.