Copper Slug for CPU??

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Flexxx1

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Well ive seen the video for Nvidia the guy uses a copper slug to cool his CPU to Overclock it to its max But, anyone know how this can be done.Or where i can get a Copper Slug to fit right on to a motherboard like that??

Heres the Video- http://youtube.com/watch?v=exaMRJZGUmo

My Rig:

Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5400+
:confused: Can anyone help me?? Anywere i could buy 1 ??
 
Can't think of any official retailers but there are shops that will construct custom designs to your specifications. My school has several machine shops on campus, all you need is send them a design (Autocad, Catia, or Solidworks) and they'll make it for you.

If you're new to liquid cooling, I'd do a lot of research before attempting to cool it with liquid nitrogen.
 
Alright man, Thanx i never thought about Autocad, or Solidworks..I used to work with that program back in highschool.
 
Anyone have any other Suggestions that i could have on Keeping my CPU Extremly cold soo I could over clock it to its max?? Im trying to experiment on My old motherboard and if it works move it on to my bigger Mobo:)

Ive also heard of some kind of Spray that you could spray over the motherboard to Protect it from water or any spills on it? Does anyone know what this may be called? help?
 
I say go with water cooling for now. Liquid nitrogen doesn't come cheap and not readily available. You need to have a very solid EE background if you want to use liquid nitrogen as parts of your motherboard can't handle such low or high temperatures that you'll overclock to. Also you'll need to worry about condensation, probably the best practice is to do it in a vacum chamber, again, expensive.

As for a miracle 'spray' to protect water spills? I don't think such thing exists.
 
anyone else notice k|ngp|n's name on the door?

also read up here

might be Duniek, his own or LittleDevil's, seeing from the design
 
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