Hammer cooled CPU[emoji379]

[icemaker]

Yes that's right I cooled my CPU with a hammer.


All this started when I screwed up my hyper 212 Evo by cutting the copper pipes which completely destroyed the cooler I was getting 100 temps on heavy gaming

" copper pipes have gas in them once released the cooler is useless keep that in mind"

While I was waiting for my new CPU cooler to arrive I decided to cool my CPU using "some thing" suddenly I looked on hammer and decided I will us that as its made of metal and metal is a good heat conductor.

There was a fan running at full speed on top of hammer

Unfortunately the hammer surface wasn't straight for perfect heat transfer ,here are room and gaming temps respectively.

Final thoughts yes it's possible for normal day use but not for gaming.





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[beret21]

@icemaker
A hammer Thats new
Btw those copper tubes have drops of fluid mostly water ( distilled ) put in them under vacuum. That water being in vacuum has really low boiling point. I read it in past that its half water half vapor kind of situation in there. The heated water ( vapors) rise up the tower get cooled and come down ( once condensed back ) this is how these coolers work.
I would have bought it from you for experimentation but i think in one of your threads i read you are in china currently

M pretty sure you are an engineer . ( damn i hope m not wrong or social media is pretty bad for wrong guesses )

 

[salman1497]

Uneven surface? well, thermal paste is the very solution to your this problem. You can check with a good thermal paste and who knows it becomes your cooler for real :-D

 

[icemaker]

@icemaker
A hammer Thats new
Btw those copper tubes have drops of fluid mostly water ( distilled ) put in them under vacuum. That water being in vacuum has really low boiling point. I read it in past that its half water half vapor kind of situation in there. The heated water ( vapors) rise up the tower get cooled and come down ( once condensed back ) this is how these coolers work.
I would have bought it from you for experimentation but i think in one of your threads i read you are in china currently

M pretty sure you are an engineer . ( damn i hope m not wrong or social media is pretty bad for wrong guesses )

Yes im an engineer


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[nafu]

Unique and interesting. However, CPU won't be green at Gaming and synthetic load.
Can you share aida64 load stress test?

 

[beret21]

Unique and interesting. However, CPU won't be green at Gaming and synthetic load.
Can you share aida64 load stress test?

Moderator us ka PC ur jai ga dont ask for stress test

 

[nafu]

Moderator us ka PC ur jai ga dont ask for stress test

lol, yes. I know. That's not for gaming at all.
Just checking If he can make the processor survive on stress test for 1 minute or less.

 

[icemaker]

Unique and interesting. However, CPU won't be green at Gaming and synthetic load.
Can you share aida64 load stress test?

I launched dota 2 and temps shoot to 90+ as seen in pictures above.

Stress test is out of question.


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