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Geez, now that's what I'm talking about, what scares me about this is the fact that the faster the computer, the more it can run.

Pretty soon the darn things are going to talk back or go on strike or some such thing.

3.5 GHZ holy ^*&^ now that is FAST!!!

I bet that would run a BCM server or 3!! LOL

Posted

Amazing! Truly amazing!

Them engineers will never stop until there's a faster way for windows to crash on you

Posted

Hmmm... could get expensive if you run out of Liquit Nitro,

Posted

I think he means the P4 chip E5

Nitro runs out..

*snap* *crackle* *pop*

goes the p4 chip.

Posted

quote:

*snap* *crackle* *pop*

goes the p4 chip.


Dude, that CPU is now rice crispies, where's the milk?

Liquid nitrogen, geez, you touch that stuff and your skin is GONE!! Only engineers would do something like this, now if they would actually build a refrigeration unit for a CPU, now that would be the BOMB!! Overclock that puppy, go ahead!! LOL

Posted

I think that it's all bull. I mean consider the frost on the mb and all around the cpu, if it wouldn't crack because of temperature difference it certainly would short out as the frost at the very edges of the frost ring would melt.

Posted

That reminds me of some crazy Kiwis, who ocerclocked a old 486 by putting it in the deep freeze and playing Quake II on it. IIRC, the actual aim was to find out if packing it around with beer or liquor provided the better coolant.

Beer won.

As always

Posted

quote:


Originally posted by Has:

That┬┤s COOL!

I┬┤m gonna put my P4 into the freezer to pump up the Mhz.


Lemme know how it goes, cuz I'M NEXT!!!!

Posted

quote:


Originally posted by Soback:

I think that it's all bull.


*whack*!! No, its not. What's the matter with you? Coming in here and attempting to sabotage our pipe dreams!!

Posted

quote:

Originally posted by Epsilon 5:

My friend could roast a chicken in the freezer if he puts his computers in there

LOL!

Wow, speeding up the computer and have a barbeque at the same time. Isn┬┤t called multitasking in a computer term?

Posted

Heh. I looked at that article, and thought it was impressive, and didn't pay much attention afterwards.

Then I looked at that Tom's Hardware link that RM provided.

See for yourself: here. Check out that Sysmark benchmark. *twitch* *twitch*

My only reaction was "woah". And some twitching afterwards.

Check out the other benchmarks. Some of these you'll just have to brace yourselves for.

'Nuff said. *twitch*

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