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Byrne, Mr Byrne
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| Pyrogenex....
This is what i was talking about at dark side bout that laser cooling.... Enjoy!!!
Has anyone ever heard of using lasers to cool CPUs or GPUs? Imagine it, you could create temps of 1/10,000th of a degree kelvin, aka: Almost absolute zero, no movment, almost absolutly no resistance for the electricity in the processor. The amount of power required would be equal to about 15 VapoChills...but the results would be incredible. Create a vacum over the processor with helium in it, which has the lowest boiling point of any element at -269 degrees kelvin. Then use a controled magnetic field to keep the atoms from hitting the sides of the container, which would prevent them from warming up. Then use lasers to slow the atoms down, by carefully changing the color of the light to match that of helium, then the doplar effect paired with the magnetic field would make the atoms come to almost a complete stop. This would cause no energy to be generated from the helium atoms in the vacum to hit each other. Then to acheieve absolute zero, you could take any excited helium molocules out by dropping the magnetic field near the pump for the vacum. They would they take any remaining energy out with them, cause 0 degrees kelvin above your processor. If this was sustained, which would happen as long as the magnetic fields and lasers were kept on, or after you reached absolute zero with no new heat sources just the magnetic fields. Condensation would become a major problem, and you would probably frost over the entire vacinity your computer was in, but that would be one hell of an overclock. Just some brain food to munch on.
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