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winewood · 11-12-2002, 01:14 PM

Hello everyone.. I am brand new.. I still have the tag on my shirt.

I was wondering what benifit a room temperature CPU could do. I understand that you can overclock greatly when bringing below room temperature.. but theoretically, what if the CPU never got above 80 degrees (Fer.) no matter what load was put on it. Would this chip be overclockable as well to a great extent? How much advantage is a TEC. Doesn't this just add the problem of condensation if it brings the temp below room temperature?
:shrug:

11-12-2002, 01:14 PM	#1
winewood Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: in my chair Posts: 574	Just wondering... Hello everyone.. I am brand new.. I still have the tag on my shirt. I was wondering what benifit a room temperature CPU could do. I understand that you can overclock greatly when bringing below room temperature.. but theoretically, what if the CPU never got above 80 degrees (Fer.) no matter what load was put on it. Would this chip be overclockable as well to a great extent? How much advantage is a TEC. Doesn't this just add the problem of condensation if it brings the temp below room temperature? :shrug: __________________ -winewood-