C2D E4300 World OC Record!!!

[Froboy7391_99]

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=163663
http://www.fx57.net/?p=379

I wonder how much it would outperform the X6800 by?

 

[leetkyle]

that is one rather large overclock.

 

[Rambo]

 

[The_Beast]

pretty good OC

that long tube thing by the RAM fan, is that the CPU cooler???

 

[Froboy7391_99]

I think it is. I wonder what their putting through that?

 

[Jet]

So it is the highest E4300 overclock. Certainly impressive, but not insanely amazing compared to other Core 2 Duo overclocks.

 

[The_Beast]

I think it is. I wonder what their putting through that?

most likely its going directly outside where there is cold air, maybe its winter where they OCed it

 

[xxxalpinexxx80]

lol wow

 

[INTELCRAZY]

Guys I think I know what that is, that huge tube going to CPU. That might be a type of custom refrigeration. Like CO2 or a freon transfer line, I don't know but that would be my guess.

 

[grimxx]

wow i wonder what the temp settings for that thing are?

 

[Impr3ssiv3]

when did the 4300 come oute

 

[grimxx]

when did the 4300 come oute

i think a couple of weeks ago

 

[ETSA]

Thats badass, the commando is one badass MoBo.....ahahah ha hahahhh.......


Ahem.

 

[jimmymac]

the tube is most likely for phase change cooling i would guess, a form of vapor compression for cooling to sub zero temps which obivously aids thse overclocks

 

[PabloTeK]

Impressive, looks a bit like behind my TV, but a bit neater, that overclock is something else too, I'd hate to try running that on anything but liquid, and imagine the power consumption...

 

[ducis]

freon gas--hehehe any1 here read digital fortress by dan brown

 

[joeswm8]

wow i wonder what the temp settings for that thing are?

temp settings? like what do you mean, shutoff temps?

 

[grimxx]

temp settings? like what do you mean, shutoff temps?

no i wonder how hot it gets at that overclock

 

[jedijeff123]

the tube is liquid nitrogen......that what they use for superhigh oC's

 

[mrjack]

the tube is liquid nitrogen......that what they use for superhigh oC's

Most probably not. Usually when using liquid nitrogen to cool CPU's you use a copper pipe that has been insulated. And they are usually in a vertical position. Like in this picture.

Because if you use a tube like they are in the picture posted in the first post, the LN2 is probably gonna come pouring out of the other end since it's heavier than air.

So it's most probably phase change cooling like jimmymac said.