Experiments with phase change cooling on GPU Memory
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 03/23/2006 05:56 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 806 views
In pursuit of further overclocks on graphics card memory, one looks into several aspects, such as memory voltages. When it does not help much, we start looking at cooling. RAMsinks are usually used for this purpose, but I was looking for something more cooling... a lot more cooling.
I could throw some Dryice on the memory but that would entail the hassle of ordering dry ice everytime I want to do some benchmarking. So I decided to try out something extreme, using refrigeration phase change on the graphics card memory!
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I could throw some Dryice on the memory but that would entail the hassle of ordering dry ice everytime I want to do some benchmarking. So I decided to try out something extreme, using refrigeration phase change on the graphics card memory!
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