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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    more consumer solutions would be nice eg. constantly having max 15degrees C and keeping it at that, to avoid condensing, but the stability no matter how punishing GPU/CPU could be really and give clocking and other untill today where we barely can move anything up and down without stuff goign puff, also possible better value for GPU/CPU as being able to possibly punish up much harder and maybe getting more cost efficient systems vs insane prices.

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    "constantly having max 15degrees C and keeping it at that, to avoid condensing"
    Condensing of water vapor depends on humidity, temperature & pressure. A hot humid tropical day may only need 5C drop to reach dew point ie. starts condensing. You would need ambient temp below 25C & about 50% humidity or lower to avoid water condensing at 15C. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dew_point

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    You can have that with a chiller (like the Hailea ones).

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

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    But how would i fit it on my custom gameboy!
    Give it a few months and BennVenn will implement his own, vastly better version and make it available as a DIY kit...

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    I think I finally discoved a use for the window in my PC case.
    Finally, YES!!!!!!
    Oh, welcome to the family, brother!! So glad you have seen the light... and likely through that very case window, no doubt!
    If I only had a camera for that magical moment when every windowed-RGB naysayer suddenly understands what it's all about..... I could make a year-long feelgood compliation YouTube video, monetise it and buy a 90' motor yacht just for housing my PC!

    Quote Originally Posted by tygrus View Post
    You would need ambient temp below 25C & about 50% humidity or lower to avoid water condensing at 15C.
    Well... my room ambient gets as low as 9ÂșC in Winter... Not sure what humidity it has, but I do vape in there though, and I occasionally remember to breathe.....

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    ....

    Finally, YES!!!!!!
    Oh, welcome to the family, brother!! So glad you have seen the light... and likely through that very case window, no doubt!
    If I only had a camera for that magical moment when every windowed-RGB naysayer suddenly understands what it's all about..... I could make a year-long feelgood compliation YouTube video, monetise it and buy a 90' motor yacht just for housing my PC!

    ....
    Woah, cowboy, let's not get too carried away.

    I said nothing about RGB.

    And it occurs to me that if I can use a case side window for that cooler ..... by removing said window .... I could have just, ummm ..... removed the case side (inc. window). So I guess I'm back to no-window-mode.

    I hope you haven't put down a deposit on that yacht. 'Cos I think I might have just left a 'deposit' on that plan.

    Anyway, back to that cooler .... now I can make serious progress on my quantum computer designs, my teleporter development and plans for world domination. I might even have a lead on a cheap yacht.

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    I said nothing about RGB.
    You don't have to. It is unavoidable. It is your destiny. Everything that has transpired has done so according to my design. Your friends, up there on the sanctuary moon, are walking into a trap, as is your rebel fleet. It was *I* who allowed the alliance to know the location of the shield generator.... Oh, sorry, wrong forum again!

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    And it occurs to me that if I can use a case side window for that cooler ..... by removing said window .... I could have just, ummm ..... removed the case side (inc. window). So I guess I'm back to no-window-mode.
    That is still technically a window.

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    I hope you haven't put down a deposit on that yacht. 'Cos I think I might have just left a 'deposit' on that plan.
    I'm sure I can find another use for it....
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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    ...

    That is still technically a window.
    Well, I think we could have a goid argu.... ermm ... discussion, about that. If a window is usually an opening in the side of a house (traditionally with glass, often in openable panes) does removing the entire side of the house qualify as a window? I'd say not.

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    does removing the entire side of the house qualify as a window? I'd say not.
    Relevant definitions include:

    - an opening especially in the wall of a building for admission of light and air that is usually closed by casements or sashes containing transparent material (such as glass) and capable of being opened and shut

    - a means of entrance or access

    - an opening (such as a shutter, slot, or valve) that resembles or suggests a window

    So long as you can close it again, it could technically be a window.
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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoonigan View Post
    Really, five replies and no-one's made a "cool" joke yet?
    I'd imagine the consensus was that it would get a frosty reception.
    Chill with the cold jokes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    Relevant definitions include:

    - an opening especially in the wall of a building for admission of light and air that is usually closed by casements or sashes containing transparent material (such as glass) and capable of being opened and shut

    - a means of entrance or access

    - an opening (such as a shutter, slot, or valve) that resembles or suggests a window

    So long as you can close it again, it could technically be a window.
    Exactly. All those either state or imply, an opening in a wall, not the removal of the entire wall .... or entire side of the case. Back to you ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    Exactly. All those either state or imply, an opening in a wall, not the removal of the entire wall .... or entire side of the case. Back to you ....
    It's a means of entrance or access, in this case access to your mobo and other internals.
    It will still have a frame around it to which the panel attaches, so the entirety is not removed.
    It is thus still a window.

    There are some houses where the entire side opens up, though they are often only considered windows if glazed. Half the time they're considered doors, but so too are case panels that are hinged.
    Actual noun depends on how many wittery buttery adjectives you use to describe these spectacular, innovative, high-class, contemporary, captivating, expressive features... or how up his own backside your architect is. Good ones will invent their own portmanteaus, usually from combining several French and Italian words in a breathtaking elucidation of syntactic gobbledygook...
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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    It's a means of entrance or access, in this case access to your mobo and other internals.
    It will still have a frame around it to which the panel attaches, so the entirety is not removed.
    It is thus still a window.

    There are some houses where the entire side opens up, though they are often only considered windows if glazed. Half the time they're considered doors, but so too are case panels that are hinged.
    Actual noun depends on how many wittery buttery adjectives you use to describe these spectacular, innovative, high-class, contemporary, captivating, expressive features... or how up his own backside your architect is. Good ones will invent their own portmanteaus, usually from combining several French and Italian words in a breathtaking elucidation of syntactic gobbledygook...
    You usually access your house via a window?

    Okay .... but I think most of us use doors. Round here, using the window would probably result in a 999 call from a neighbour.

    It is certainly possible, though not commonplace, for a entire wall to be glazed, bht then it's a wall, and it's unlikely that a glass wall would benefit from a window, glazed or otherwise. It's certainly possible to have large segments of, or even an entire wall, folding and opening, but then they're called either patio doors for a segment, or bi-fold doors if they open,,fold and track to leave the wall open. Either way, they're doors and again, hardly benefit from a window.

    My case window is a fixed part of the case side, and is a window of the non-opening variety. To remove the window requires removing the entire case side, which isn't mounted to a frame but to the other sides of the case. The only readon I don't want a case window is thatcI have no interest in seeing into a closed case, and find it aesthetically highly unappealling. Which is why I prefer a simple, solid sheet of metal for a case side. I get that some people like to see the PC's gubbins, but I don't. I did try a few USB-powered lights when someone (a generous but un-names member of this very forum) gave me an item I was interested in and included a few strips, but it doesn't float my boat so I onward-donated them to someone that did like it.

    I guess what it comes down to is that for me, a PC (any PC) is merely a tool to do a job, not a piece of furniture or an artwork and so, the less seen, the better. IMHO & YMMV.

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    You usually access your house via a window?
    Technically, yes, depending on which architect is defining it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    It is certainly possible, though not commonplace, for a entire wall to be glazed, bht then it's a wall
    Nope.
    The entire front half of the very office building I'm in right now is glass-panelled. The doors are called doors, and yet when we replaced one of the non-hinged 'wall' panels everyone called them windows.

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    It's certainly possible to have large segments of, or even an entire wall, folding and opening, but then they're called either patio doors for a segment, or bi-fold doors if they open,,fold and track to leave the wall open.
    Google for French Window and Partition Window.

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen999 View Post
    which isn't mounted to a frame but to the other sides of the case.
    Those other sides are the frame, in this instance.
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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    I won't separate out buts, 'cos it's a pane (pain, geddit? ) but I'd fire any architect that suggested my normal ingress/outgress route in his design for my house was via a window or windows. Emergency exit via, say, a double-hinged Dormer, maybe (been there, done that) but "normal" access? Nope, P45 time.

    As for your office, it's far from uncommon, especially for offices, to have a wall of glass (ought to be an '80s dong, that), and even houses sometimes do it, but what people "called them" isn't really the point, when just now you gave me dictionary definitions.

    Now .... me, "Google" window or partition window? Me? Google? Seriously?


    And the other sides are the other sides. They what stop the bottom, top back and front from being al-fresco.

    Your serve.

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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

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    If I said the sky was up, he'd come up with some exceptions.
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    Re: World's first absolute zero magnetic cooler developed

    Yep, just like that. Nice one. Not that he needs the help.

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