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Weedkiller420 02-27-2002 10:30 AM

What rads cool water to 0*c ?
 
what rad can cool the water to 0 degrees celceius? i know big old levi can and the innovatrek dul rad can but what about black ice or dd supacube? anybpody know of others

decodeddiesel 02-27-2002 10:36 AM

No radiator can cool coolant to 0C unless the enviroment it is in is 0C, cooling below ambient is physically impossible. Radiators cool the water to as close to ambient as possible, this is their design, they radiate heat. In order to go below ambient you need TECs, Phase Change, LN2, etc. All of these methods employ a substance or device that is capable of producing temps below ambient.

Jason-Pro 02-27-2002 12:32 PM

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
:drool: :shrug: :confused:

youve been smoking to much weed

DigitalChaos 02-27-2002 12:49 PM

if a glass of water was sitting in a 20C room... would it ever get below 20C let alont 0C?
NO
then neither will a radiator.

DigitalChaos 02-27-2002 01:04 PM

i have never heard of this levi rad
link me please







passive cooling below ambient would drastically change the water cooling scene =)

decodeddiesel 02-27-2002 01:22 PM

http://www.liquidcool.org

it's a caprice heatercore modded and painted up nice. It will fit 2x 120mm fans.

Weedkiller420 02-27-2002 01:56 PM

i was reading toms site he said it was pretty close to 0* with duel rad he had the other one which looked like a supacube wasent able to reach that.

whats the closes rad to get to 0?

decodeddiesel 02-27-2002 02:01 PM

Tom is a waste of life, and a moron, don't place any creedance in anything you read on his site.

DigitalChaos 02-27-2002 02:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Weedkiller420
i was reading toms site he said it was pretty close to 0* with duel rad he had the other one which looked like a supacube wasent able to reach that.

whats the closes rad to get to 0?


give me a link

asd 02-27-2002 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DigitalChaos
if a glass of water was sitting in a 20C room... would it ever get below 20C let alont 0C?
NO
then neither will a radiator.

Actually it would get a little bit below 20c, unless it's in vacuum..

ondaedg 02-27-2002 02:20 PM

A radiator, in theory, can only cool a fluid to a temperature of the ambient air that is being passed through it. Unless the air that is being forced through the radiator is at or below 0 C, then it is not possible. If it is cold out (22 F here), and you place your radiator outside, then it would be possible to cool the fluid to extremely low temperatures.

DigitalChaos 02-27-2002 02:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by asd


Actually it would get a little bit below 20c, unless it's in vacuum..

ok maybe ONLY due to evaporation.... then i revise that the glass of water is a BOTTLE of water with the cap on

=)

decodeddiesel 02-27-2002 02:43 PM

actually it's sublimation, not evaporation :D

Brad 02-27-2002 02:52 PM

there is no way that any radiator will cool water to below ambient. simple as that.

as for thg stuff, tom is a ****ing idiot, he is just a sellout giving blow job reviews to whoever pays him the most

asd 02-27-2002 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Brad
there is no way that any radiator will cool water to below ambient. simple as that.

as for thg stuff, tom is a ****ing idiot, he is just a sellout giving blow job reviews to whoever pays him the most

Tom - the lets-pour-some-ink-into-the-water-and-look-like-a-moron...

Brad 02-27-2002 03:03 PM

tom, lets say that he can't overclock the intel cpu because it will take pci and agp busses out of spec. then he says on the amd it is possible to change the multiplier to overclock, and keep pci and agp in spec. Then he leaves the multiplier at stock on the athlon and increases the fsb on it, completely ignoring what he just said about the p4


it is obvious amd paid him more than intel for that review

ksw 02-27-2002 03:04 PM

the guy hung the rad outside his window when it was below zero outisde... thats only reason.

Weedkiller420 02-27-2002 03:06 PM

http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/02q1...titans-02.html

ksw 02-27-2002 03:09 PM

jääää all hate THG!

asd 02-27-2002 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ksw
jääää all hate THG!
[PGP ver. Supersecret] tror inte att dom fattar det där med ä =) [/PGP ver. Supersecret]]

ksw 02-27-2002 03:13 PM

nä d förståss....... jaja... #swoc @ irc.quakenet.org kom dit

Brad 02-27-2002 03:17 PM

Quote:

Depending on the external temperature, the enormous heat exchanger can cool the water to almost 0 degrees Celsius
if you subjected it to -40C, I'm sure I could get less than 0C.....

any radiator can get water temps below 0C if you use tom's method

schoolie 02-27-2002 03:24 PM

If it could cool down to 0K, I'd be impressed:evilaugh:

ksw 02-27-2002 03:27 PM

submerge it into N<sub>2</sub> [L] would get it down quite much. but ZERO KELVIN would be almost impossible.

asd 02-27-2002 03:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by schoolie
If it could cool down to 0K, I'd be impressed:evilaugh:
Hey, ýou wouldn't be the only one. Even more impressing would be if Tom succeeded in cooling below 0k..:D


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