Hope to get isulation before the weekend for some 980X benching.
Hope to get isulation before the weekend for some 980X benching.
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That is a vertible Monster!! Weight?? Awaiting your results.
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More & more very expensive, quickly obsolete parts!!
walls seem thick...
that will eat up alot of ln2..
good luck testing..
Its 3.4 Kilo
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wow that is one big pot
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Thats a huge pot m8 whats the diameter?
90mm
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OH MY GAD this is a monster 0_0 3,2kg... I'm choked :P Very good job Nanok
Welcome to the 90mm club. That makes only two of us...ever...as far as I know.Let's see some results.
Insulating a pot that big can be a challenge, as it starts to interfere with other stuff on the board like NB heatsinks. heh
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Yes, i imagine this was a challenge
Besides, you'll test with LN ˛ or dry ice?
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