CPU Cooling~~ Freon??

hey tbird aren't you the one who insisting that there is no heat issues with the hothlons?

overclocked or not, hothlonies, tburnt offerings, dorunts are still the worst pos cpu ever.

you know if you wait a bit there are new cpus that are coming out which have better thermo protection.

"AMD/VIA...you <i>still</i> are the weakest link, good bye!"

amdmeltdown, you are annoying.

as for the hot cpu, get a new heatsink dude, thats waay to hot for a duron, are you oced at all?

~Matisaro~
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freon has to be compressed into a liquid and cooled to be cold.
its is not going to stay magically cold.
so no, freon doesn't make the air really cold, and its heavier than air, as previously stated, so if you inhale it, you'll have a helluvatime getting it out.
freon is what is used in the big dog cooling systems.

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It won't hurt for long.

Not overclocked at all

standard 800 MHz

on a hot day i easily hit 50c with the sides on and normal

i do have a cheapass fan thou...

maybe i should get a good one.

also maybe my heatsink and fan isnt on properly..

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>amdmeltdown, you are annoying.

what, I'm annoying???, sh!t that's news to me.

"AMD/VIA...you <i>still</i> are the weakest link, good bye!"

i wanna die by an electric chair

i think id be cool

mwahaha

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Get two case fans and it should reduce your temps by at least 5 degrees. Place one intake at lower front of case and one exhaust at upper rear. Heat rises so the cool air will be coming into the system from low down where it's cooler (unless you have heated carpets!) the hot air will will be blown out the upper rear where it's accumulating.

Make sure you tidy up the wires so that the airflow has a clear route through the case. I guarantee that will solve your problem.

I hope you're using arctic silver.

Good luck.

Beer is the devil's piss.

reallly hot..
i am upsairs and my room.. well say u open my door and walk ut its like soo cool
walk in and u could break into a sweat lol

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My room is usually 25 C, my Tbird 1.2@1.33 runs at 53-58 C
So yesterday I opened up my case, put my big ass room fan on a 60 degree angle to my case (to blow across the whole inside of the case) and w00t! my cpu is at 49 under full load and 44 idle. And my case's temp is at least 12 degress down as well

"He who laughs last doesn't get the joke"

Get the compressor units of old refrigators in a garbage facility, they most likely have gasses that are close to Freon + you should also get a evaportation unit for your CPU. While building a freon system, it is important that you understand the physichs of: COMPRESSING - decompressing.
Freon works the way that when it is compressed it`s in a liquid form. When this liquid gets a place to expand, it will at once be turned into gas. This phase-change removes a lot of energy from the liquid contact surface.

You can see simular effects with liquid Nirtogen (pure). Try spraying some Nitrogen on your skin, it will take some milliseconds for it to "vaporize", When it have vaporized, you will most likely have signs of frost on your skin. (Don`t do this at home! It`s mostly used on hospitals!)

Don't put liquid nitrongen on your skin. It instantly kills your cells. It is used for wart removal for example, and is painful.

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you can also turn your compressed air upside down and spray your skin it will do the same thing. Also liquid N will evaporate before it hits your skin if you do not apply enough.

I broke the clip on my heat sink and had to go buy a crappy one at the local computer store I was running at about 65C with 2 case fans. Got a decent heat sink online and I have not seen it go over 45 or 6 under full load. Make sure you always go with name brand hsf and case fans also.

<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Tynne on 06/16/01 04:45 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

Freon is only as cold as you make it. Nothing would naturally be cold, uless the environment was cold.

Freon only chills when it passes from liquid to vapour phase (boils) as does pretty much every other liquid.

Freon colls fridges etc as it is compressed and expanded. When compressed, it heats up, the heat is removed by a radiator, then it is passed through the cooling coil, where pressure is released. The pressure release allows it to expand and vapourise again, and in so doing loses a lot of heat. It is then taken back through the compression cycle to a liquid phase and cooled again. This is the same for fridges, freezers and vapochills.

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