I want some. It would be interesting to pull a vacuum on this stuff and see exactly how low of a boiling point you can reasonably get. Maybe could lower the CPU temp by 20c or so just buy pulling a bit of a vacuum.
This experiment was at atmospheric pressure. Pretty cool.
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pretty cool but doesn't seem really practical or beneficial.
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Hmm sweet.
cant find how much it is
It's like fluorinert but with a much lower boiling point. Here's a 1 gallon container of Novec 7100 for $380 -> http://www.copsplus.com/prodnum5327.php
I found it interesting that Novec 7000 is a replacement for HCFC-123 in autocascade applications. Must say those guys at 3M make some damn interesting solvents.
Ambiant air temp is ~70F ........Whats the benefit @ 94F??????
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Novelty? Complex solution to a simple problem? Very quiet computing? That's just three in 10 secondsOriginally Posted by wdrzal
Interesting so what would happen if you say filled a water cooling loop with the stuff? Would that in theory do better than water and since its a solvent wouldnt by that fact make it anti-microbial? At a minimum filling heat-pipes with this stuff would be fantastic.
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The boiling point of a liquid is defined as the point at which the vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to its own vapor, this is an issue...Equilibrium will occur unless you have a very nice radiator setup. This seems like it could be interesting in a closed loop, modified liquid system with some kind of trap for the vapor. Increase velocity, decrease pressure, decrease boiling point.
Looks like fun to play with
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cool! thanks for the link. i can't wait for the first person to post this in use in the water cooling section lol
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Needs a complex pressure system such as two pumps one after and one before rads with 2-3 360 rads in parralell. This should give enough of a pressure difference to make it work.
i do like the way this looks its cool
but with the i5 540 with the hs on the core temp would be lower than 50c lol
i think it would be a good solution for a oil replacemnt if you were running oil rig
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