Monday, May 11th 2009

Koolance Releases its First LN2 Evaporator

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btarunr
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Water-cooling specialist Koolance released its first liquid-nitrogen evaporator. An LN2 evaporator, sometimes called "LN2 pot" is a metal flask that makes direct contact with a heat source, and conveys its heat to liquid nitrogen that the user pours into the flask. The heat instantly evaporates nitrogen, and some extremely low temperatures are brought about. Koolance CPU-LN2 measures 6cm x 20 cm x 6 cm (WxHxD) without the support bracket, and weighs in at 1.58 kg (around 3.5 lbs). It is built using nickel-plated copper, with acetal to shroud its upper portion. It supports the entire range of current CPU sockets, that include Intel sockets LGA-1366, LGA-775, LGA-771, s603/4, s478, and AMD sockets AM3/AM2+/AM2, s939/940, and s754. It is available at the company website for US $144.99.

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35 Comments on Koolance Releases its First LN2 Evaporator

#26
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Wile EYeah, but the Koolance CPU pots are all one piece, and has hella-nice mounting hardware. And they're cheaper.

I would buy 4 gpu pots and a cpu pot. That's a savings of $250 compared to your guy.
no they are not they are nickel plated copper at the bottom and plastic at the top
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#27
Wile E
Power User
cdawallno they are not they are nickel plated copper at the bottom and plastic at the top
The tube is one piece. That plastic is just a sleeve.

EDIT: Nix that, I looked at it wrong. I'd still go to Koolance for the gpu pots. Maybe not for the cpu pots. Depends on how easy they are to control temps with. (In the event I ever find some LN2).
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#28
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Wile EThe tube is one piece. That plastic is just a sleeve.
you sure look at the 1st pic it looks like there is a break in it
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#29
Wile E
Power User
cdawallyou sure look at the 1st pic it looks like there is a break in it
Edited post above.
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#30
SystemViper
DaMultaI like these better! Same internals as the F1 has for almost half the cost. He also say's the these are awesome under dice, as they are on LN2 also.

ryba's
CPU
rybamcz.boo.pl/kontenery/CPU%20Semi-solid%20rev.4/
GPU
rybamcz.boo.pl/kontenery/GPU%20semi%20solid%20rev.3/

rybamcz.boo.pl/kontenery/tymczasowe/Obraz%20017.jpg
He can be found over at XS.

I have one of the CPU pots that I would like to put under dice this week.
Oh so sweet, my first pot came today1:rockout:
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#31
SystemViper
Wile EThe tube is one piece. That plastic is just a sleeve.

EDIT: Nix that, I looked at it wrong. I'd still go to Koolance for the gpu pots. Maybe not for the cpu pots. Depends on how easy they are to control temps with. (In the event I ever find some LN2).
yea,i think the CPU pots more importent, you don't need asmuch cold on the gpu's so you save on the koolance GPU blocks and get a good
RYBA pot for the CPu

yea, thats the plan :rockout:
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#33
DaveK
Forget the dam pot/evaporator...where the hell to you get liquid nitrogen? And how much does it cost?
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#34
ownage
? There's more than just LN2.
I'm thinking about buying one after the summer, also because the price is great.
Should be fun with dry ice. 10Kg dryice costs about 30 euro. That's affordable for a guy like me.
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#35
SystemViper
ownage? There's more than just LN2.
I'm thinking about buying one after the summer, also because the price is great.
Should be fun with dry ice. 10Kg dryice costs about 30 euro. That's affordable for a guy like me.
Yea, Dry Ice, i like the cost tooo, that is the best part....:pimp:
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