Well, not working is something else than
'z0mfg 10Ghz+ OC's'. Im not like a specialist in science on such grounds, but I think it's possible to have
molecules and
electrons move since it's at -273C when they wont move anymore. Although they'll be slow as




, no doubt. But even if it only ran at 1Hz, at such a low temp it's still quite amazing.
Although I dont know how exactly low temps work for such components unlike human/animal tissues, prolly such low temps ain't going to make any CPU really happy by defrosting/warming up certain parts, just like in body's, will warm up faster and might destroy eventual... things
On the other hand I just cant be sure anyhow, -200, although a CPU will be a bit warmer than that, is already very low. How would the slowing molecules/electrons react then? In the end you'd think the lower the temperature the slower they move, but at LN2 you actually get the records thus far, so why would HE be such a problem all of a sudden

As said, I dont know, you've a good point there but where's
the border and those aprts in a CPU start to become slower instead of having a potential WR speed?
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