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mo 09-24-2002 05:34 PM

Watch and shudder
 
Never seen a liquid nitrogen cooled video card before, but I guess theres a first for everything. First time I see it anyways:P

http://www.muropaketti.com/artikkelit/cooling/r300_ln2/

mfpmax 09-24-2002 05:57 PM

It is the first time i've seen an R300 cooled in such a fashion :)

nexxo 09-25-2002 01:43 PM

Quote:

We received the Club3D Radeon 9700 Pro graphics card to our test laboratory and of course once again we ordered 10 liters of liquid nitrogen (LN2 -196°C).
Of course. :p

Puzzdre 09-25-2002 02:23 PM

Veery nice...handling the liquid nitro with bare hands...veery nice...
I wonder what'll happen when one or more of their fingers go "Pling...":rolleyes:

iceheart 09-25-2002 03:56 PM

You know it's generally considered safer to handle LN2 with bare hands than with gloves...

Puzzdre 09-25-2002 04:07 PM

didn't know that...:shrug:

why?

Brians256 09-25-2002 05:31 PM

Because if you get LN2 trapped in the glove, it stays next to the skin longer. If your skin is bare, the LN2 tends to be forced away as the mere contact with skin causes a vapor barrier. With bare skin, you may be (probably will be) frostbitten, but it isn't as bad as keeping your extremity in contact with the rapidly boiling LN2.

pHaestus 09-25-2002 06:48 PM

For some reason though they won't let you fill LN2 tanks while wearing sandals.

Ya you can pour liquid nitrogen into your cupped hand and just let it boil away (so I've heard)

Skulemate 09-26-2002 12:45 AM

I've had some splash on me before while I was helping to fill up the tank on the electron microscope in the concrete lab at Skule... it evaporated immediately, and I hardly felt a thing.

Puzzdre 09-26-2002 02:33 AM

good to know... :D

airspirit 09-26-2002 10:19 AM

When they freeze off warts at the doctor's office, they are normally doing it with liquid nitrogen.

nexxo 09-26-2002 04:11 PM

There you are. Overclocking and cosmetic surgery all at the same time!

mo 09-26-2002 04:59 PM

Did you know bee stings are also used to treat warts?
Where do bees fit in to all this you ask? 3 of them chose fit to attack my face this afternoon:P Mind you I have no warts, but if I did, Id be a happier man:) Now Im just a swollen man:P

tokamac 09-30-2002 12:58 AM

LN2

I use the stuff on a weeky basis and I can tell you this... It stings... when it eveporates it leaves a small white patch of (frozen skin? condensed water...) or something... I have gotten some splashed on my shoe once... I just scrunched up my toes to the other side of the shoe and was fine :) But yea that is how we know the dewar is full when it all comes splashing out the top... It is alot like fire... you can put your finger through the flame for only so long....

Tokamac


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