Thread: What's the coldest liquid temperatureanyone has ever run though a Koolance CPU-330?
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Re: What's the coldest liquid temperature anyone has ever run though a Koolance CPU-3
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Originally Posted by Shingoshi View Post
I am now beginning my liquid cooling project. I eventually want to experiment with super-cold refrigerants (in a closed loop system), and want to know if I will need to replace the CPU-330s or not?

Also of note. I would like to know about tubing selection for using very cold liquids?
T <= -100*C

This is for a Non-stop server. So the primary concern here is durability.

Shingoshi
Just hope you have condensation under control, as for the temperature tolerances, ill take some measurements from +20c to -200c and see what the block endures.
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