PC Cooling Whats Best?

[Custom]

umm it is impossible to seal up the holes in a hard drive. they are there on purpose because a either really high or really low pressure is created when the disks are spinning at high rpm. i heard this somewhere and if anyone knows more about this please expand.

i think submerging everything in liquid nitrogen is ftw

I would have to disagree with liquid nitrogen, liquid helium has a boiling point of -459.7°F (-272.2°C, 0°K)

[usely340]

try working in aircondition area

[tybrenis]

What if you built a CO2 condensing kinda rig?

When CO2 becomes a gas quickly, it turns liquid again. So, say you had a bottle of co2 shooting out fast enough that it was extremely cold, due to it being liquid. Then, as it became a gas, it would condense again into a liquid, in turn then be collected and recycled through the system.

I know that is ridiculously confusing. I'm just thinking about paintball guns - when you shoot one with co2 quickly, it starts freezing up the gun. What if you put that in practice with a collection system kinda thing?

[Omega]

What if you built a CO2 condensing kinda rig?

When CO2 becomes a gas quickly, it turns liquid again. So, say you had a bottle of co2 shooting out fast enough that it was extremely cold, due to it being liquid. Then, as it became a gas, it would condense again into a liquid, in turn then be collected and recycled through the system.

I know that is ridiculously confusing. I'm just thinking about paintball guns - when you shoot one with co2 quickly, it starts freezing up the gun. What if you put that in practice with a collection system kinda thing?

That would be a good idea, but only if the CO2 bursts were controlled. Now, for a watercooling radiator to have these....

[UserX]

Theyve been using CO2 in oil well applications. Its wild how it goes from gas to liquid!