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Soon You'll Be Able To Buy Your Own 9 GHz Record Breaking LN2 Pot [tomshardware.com]:

According to a report from hardwareLuxx, [hardwareluxx.de] Raptor Lake's 9GHz world record [tomshardware.com] was achieved using a brand new LN2 pot named the Volcano, and from January 5 you'll be able to buy your own from EmorLabs [elmorlabs.com] for $250.

Volcano was developed by overclocker ShaggySVK and supports a combination of liquid nitrogen (LN2) and liquid helium cooling, not just liquid nitrogen. The pot itself features a matte black finish container measuring 83.1mm paired with a full copper core at the bottom. It supports almost every single CPU socket from Intel and AMD, including AM2 all the way to AM5, and LGA 775 all the way to the LGA 20xx sockets found in Intel's HEDT chips. We don't have all the dimensions of the pot itself, but it stands tall, approximately the height of a 100mm or 120mm tower cooler.

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To maximize the effective cooling, the copper core features a plethora of holes and dimples for the cooling liquid to saturate. These holes extend all the way through the
copper core, with the exception of the bottom where the surface is flat to make maximum contact with the CPU. Again, the pot is capable of utilizing both liquid nitrogen and liquid helium cooling at the same time.

Liquid helium is a more aggressive cooling solution compared to liquid nitrogen, with extreme thermal properties producing a lower temperature. When used correctly in an overclocking application, it can drop CPU temperatures even further than what liquid nitrogen alone is capable of.
This is how the Raptor Lake world record was broken. Asus' team of overclockers used a combination of liquid nitrogen and liquid helium to push the 13900K to 9GHz. To add, one of the overclocks that helped break the record said Raptor Lake was one of the most stable chips he had seen under liquid helium.

Once the Volcano is available for purchase, it will come as a bundle that includes a variety of accessories, including mounting brackets, screws, springs, washers, sandpaper, and more.

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According to a report from hardwareLuxx, [hardwareluxx.de] Raptor Lake's 9GHz world record [tomshardware.com] was achieved using a brand new LN2 pot named the Volcano, and from January 5 you'll be able to buy your own from EmorLabs [elmorlabs.com] for $250.

Volcano was developed by overclocker ShaggySVK and supports a combination of liquid nitrogen (LN2) and liquid helium cooling, not just liquid nitrogen. The pot itself features a matte black finish container measuring 83.1mm paired with a full copper core at the bottom. It supports almost every single CPU socket from Intel and AMD, including AM2 all the way to AM5, and LGA 775 all the way to the LGA 20xx sockets found in Intel's HEDT chips. We don't have all the dimensions of the pot itself, but it stands tall, approximately the height of a 100mm or 120mm tower cooler.

Image 1 of 3

To maximize the effective cooling, the copper core features a plethora of holes and dimples for the cooling liquid to saturate. These holes extend all the way through the
copper core, with the exception of the bottom where the surface is flat to make maximum contact with the CPU. Again, the pot is capable of utilizing both liquid nitrogen and liquid helium cooling at the same time.

Liquid helium is a more aggressive cooling solution compared to liquid nitrogen, with extreme thermal properties producing a lower temperature. When used correctly in an overclocking application, it can drop CPU temperatures even further than what liquid nitrogen alone is capable of.
This is how the Raptor Lake world record was broken. Asus' team of overclockers used a combination of liquid nitrogen and liquid helium to push the 13900K to 9GHz. To add, one of the overclocks that helped break the record said Raptor Lake was one of the most stable chips he had seen under liquid helium.

Once the Volcano is available for purchase, it will come as a bundle that includes a variety of accessories, including mounting brackets, screws, springs, washers, sandpaper, and more.

Get instant access to breaking news, in-depth reviews and helpful tips.

Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsBy submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions [futureplc.com] (opens in new tab) and Privacy Policy [futureplc.com] (opens in new tab) and are aged 16 or over.

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