Originally Posted by Advice Trinity by Knoxville
PSA: Overclocking using helium might temporarily brick your iphone. https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/co...ios_device_in/
Glad I wasn't the one debugging that!
TeePee (30-10-2018)
Hmm...well CERN use 120 tonnes of the stuff to cool their superconducting thingamajig. Is the LHC a legitimate use of such large amounts of helium?
https://home.cern/about/engineering/...gh-performance
If you think a one-off world overclocking record is squandering helium, then you definitely don't want to know what the US federal government is doing with its helium reserves. Oh, and party balloons. Yeah, rage about that.
And yes, the LHC is one of the few valid uses of liquid helium, hydrogen freezes at liquid helium temperatures, and it's an epic explosive hazard, and without near 0K temperatures, you can't get the accurate results needed.
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