How well would this work for fighting condensation for long cascade bench sessions. I know it wont remove all condensation but I have seen people do things like this before and am wondering if it works well.

what ever you use , the way to beat condensation is remove ambient air temp to the whatever is being used,

same as sealing  a socket , motherboard , pot or whatever 

not worth it. $10 worth of artists eraser all you will need. Peel off and reuse when done. 

you wont want to sit next to a vacuum pump that's constantly running. also I think PSU should not be getting that cold or could have some issues.

Elmor did a nitrogen gas purge system at computex with the idea of little to no H in the system so no H2O can form. 

Edited September 12, 20195 yr by Splave

@Splave I already have all the parts and I would only have to run the vacuum pump if the pressure got above the desired level, as for the psu I could put it outside of the vacuum chamber. 

Lotsa info here http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?80-Vapor-Phase-Change-Cooling

fixing condensation  = stopping ambient air getting in , its that simple on an open system anyway

Coolbox benching ?
Barbonenet did some of this some time ago.
There must be more people who tried this.

Not sure how well it performed. Check some of the small vids on YT.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCOxumyEt4Gx5I6Dbx6WhLA/featured

 

Edited September 17, 20195 yr by 5erveD

L@L Cooling

expensive yes but cool

I'm a Cold Box Fan
 

 

are you able to get into it easily  ? so as to reset cmos etc, if theres a boot failure, change gpu, cpu, ram etc

looks to me the toplate on the pot fits on top of the lid of the case, is that right ?