fatguy1992

Yeah, very true, at least with cascade/phase you can just turn it on/off whenever you want, and don't have to worry about how much LN2 you have left. I'm very happy with my cascade, been overclocking with it the last two days, all goes great hardware wise. I'm lucky I got mine for such a good deal

kayl

overclocking with a cascade is a dream, specially when its just yourself benching. I like to have 2 ppl benching when doing ln2, one to pour and then the other benching heeh
specially when you are trying to keeps temps within 2c
good thing about a cascade is that temps are constant while benching, not quiet as cold but constant which helps alot




Managed to do the last part of the build, vacuum and charge the unit,
no load heads are around -103c and first stage -42c.
Still alot more work to do before the cascade is 100% finished, ill use it the way it is for now to get some load testing done. Then later do the electrical wiring correctly and install a gfroster controller to monitor the temps.

eva2000

-104C handy cooling at a flick of a switch

kayl

well its a little more that one switch, you will have to flick two switches to get -100c when its all finished

fatguy1992

Just wondering have u ever built a tri stager?

fatguy1992

Here is a much better picture of my cascade in action

kayl

very nice fatguy1992

My cascade is up and benching. Needs some tunning though not enough flow to the graphics card heads.
-98 for the cpu head and -40c for the gpu heads.
Not bad temps though for testing benching

eva2000

Looking good there Kayl -98C!! suppose you could shove an unused gpu head on top of a copper plate on top of memory modules to freeze the memory modules too hehe