phase changing ram, nb and graphiccard-ram

[Hitman47]

takes it a advantage if i cooling ram, nb and graphiccard-ram with phase change cooling up to -80c ?
would work these components perfect at -80?
have somebody already phase changing these components?

[Slickthellama]

Originally posted by Hitman47
takes it a advantage if i cooling ram, nb and graphiccard-ram with phase change cooling up to -80c ?
would work these components perfect at -80?
have somebody already phase changing these components?

hello, but since you cant write english too well, i will help.

"Is it an advantage if I cool the ram, northbridge, graphics card and ram with a single phase change unit capable of -80C?
Will these components still operate at correctly at -80C?
Has someone already tried to phase change these components."
~my translation

I dont think you could cool them all at one time with a single unit. You would need multiple units. Even so only the CPU and GPU are worth phase changing. Hope this helps :D

BTW, welcome hitman, and as we say around here "welcome to the sickness" :)

[Chris_F]

CPU? Yes.
Graphics card? Yes.
NB? Yes.
Ram? No. (It wouldn't help any)

-80C? Some have systems that can do -80C but they are cascade coolers. -50 to -60C is more likely.

[sandman]

NB? no

I'd say a pelt and a stock AMD heatsink is more than enough.

[Chris_F]

Originally posted by sandman
NB? no

I'd say a pelt and a stock AMD heatsink is more than enough.

I was just saying you could. A tec would work better.

[sandman]

Fair enough.