Is this a good temperature?

32 Comments

  1. DannyDorito6923

    This pc could end global warming all by itself.

  2. GABE_EDD

    Your computer exists in another dimension where temperatures this cold are physically possible, only logical reason.

  3. RandomParkGoose

    So absolute zero is -273.15C, or -459.67F.
    This PC is about 8.4 million times colder (somewhere like that i suck at math).
    Still too hot too cool an i9.

  4. If I understand physics correctly (I don’t) the particles in your pc are moving along the imaginary axis generating negative heat.

    Source: I made it up

  5. GipsyRonin

    You’re ready for Quantumn Computer chips! Noice!!

  6. gn01145600

    Don’t let your system chew 5 gum at the same time.

  7. No_Internet8453

    I know this is a meme, but please use proper units. I don’t want to convert that incredibly small number to celsius (objectively the best temperature unit)

  8. Puzzleheaded-Brief56

    Won’t thermal throttle I don’t think anyway…

  9. International_Link35

    Man just brought about the heat-death of the universe. 👊

  10. KnockedBoss3076

    You know what fuck you, dumps PC in liquid nitrogen

  11. Thats so cold that electrons would not flow through the processor.

  12. ShadowKillah3

    What comes if you go even further down that absolute zero? Do atmos start moving negatively? Now I have something to investigate (was kinda bored), ty

  13. DraigCore

    bro is gonna have to worry about condensation

  14. Camela46

    I bet it runs with any resistance.
    It doesn’t need any superconductors to pull it off…

  15. Redneck_PBR

    You might be able to run minecraft with shaders.

  16. TheFecklessRogue

    Remain calm and alert the authorities, they wont believe you at first but just speak very slowly and deliberately. Godspeed

  17. blightsteel101

    Good temp. You may get a call from Cern tho

  18. WaddleDeebutInternet

    Damn bro you just time traveled to the Ice Age

  19. dont_judge_my_usrnme

    This is under absolute zero lol.

    A little physics lesson for anyone who cares. Absolute zero is when molecules stop moving and, iirc, has yet to be produced in a lab, but we have gotten very close.

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