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Extreme overclocking methods

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manishkob
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I'm a complete noob here and I have no idea what I'm talking about but I've watched some videos on youtube recently on LN2 and dry ice overclocking and other extreme methods and it seems that condensation is kind of a big deal.  https://1921681001.id/

My question is why don't they put the motherboard in something like a box or tub so that when the LN2 evaporates (since its denser than air because its colder) it sort of fills the tub and removes the 'air' and everythings in a nitrogen 'atmosphere'? Or just pour some in the tub and let t https://19216811.cam/ his evaporate? Wouldn't this prevent condensation as long as you don't waft around too much?

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    it does work yes especially in a sealed chamber

     

     

    Elmor also did something similar for computex with a chiller I believe. IMO its just easier to throw down some liquid tape or artist eraser or use a heater. 

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