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Originally posted by Les Misserable:
i woked at a computer company a few months ago, and a big client of ours was a lasercompany.. as well stated, lasers are lika any other light, composed of energy (fotons) and when thay hit a suface thay ether bounce or getts converted to heat.
the cool thing is that the company hadd large kompressors with air, wich thay blew onto the linses, cooling them down to aprox -70 in about 0.68 secounds.. only with air..
black label delta? 1 0wn y4! 
i like one of those kompressors..
imagen tha possabillaty of running a amd 1400 at sub zero with no heatsink atall.. )
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I think what you are talking about is called a "Vortex-tube" they are used in industrial applications like you mentioned and work VERY well. The drawbacks are Noise (usually over 70db!! "black label delta? 1 0wn y4!" NOT!!) and the need for a LARGE high pressure compressor (100psi+). other than that it would be a great option for us...
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1.4G AHYJA-Y @ 1.6G with H2O system. Ehime 1060, LiquidCool leviathan, Spir@l Block, all 1/2"
It will post at 1725, that is where I want it to be stable....
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