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3700+ Mhz?? Is this real? |
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Jan 18th 2002 | #27375 Report |
Member since: Mar 24th 2001 Posts: 3734 |
http://www.muropaketti.com/artikkelit/cpu/northwood2200/ln2/index.phtml Scroll to the bottom for English. |
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Jan 18th 2002 | #27377 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 6632 |
You crazy PC nuts and your megahertz... hee hee. Silly boys.
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Jan 18th 2002 | #27378 Report |
Member since: Mar 24th 2001 Posts: 3734 |
Not for me...no way! I'm plum-happy with my 350MHz....runs better than many 1000+ GHz machines I work on. |
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Jan 18th 2002 | #27399 Report |
Member since: Sep 14th 2001 Posts: 409 |
With that cryo installation you can probably buy 2 northwoods of it.
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Jan 18th 2002 | #27408 Report |
Member since: Mar 20th 2001 Posts: 3367 |
the hell did they use to cool the cpu??... Nitrogen?.. cause i have no idea what that gibberish means its certainly possible to get that speed with that kind of cooling I guess maybe that's how they cool those mega kick ass fast supercomputers |
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Jan 18th 2002 | #27452 Report |
Member since: Sep 4th 2001 Posts: 1003 |
Im wondering what happens to a supercooled pc like that since its just sitting out in the open. Sure it gets super-cooled, but it looks like the coolant gets all over everything. What about when it starts to get warmer and water condensation occurs? That is a very dangerous setup to do. Granted, I guess you could turn off/unplug the computer and allow it go back to room temperature, but extended periods of time with super cooled substances without some way of removing them before water condensation happens is a risky thing to do. I dont think you could run a pc the way they did for more than a few hours before something horrible happened with water and electricity.
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Jan 19th 2002 | #27524 Report |
Member since: Nov 24th 2001 Posts: 66 |
You'd just need to submerse the whole thing in some type of oil or silicone liquid.
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