Boiling water on a 433MHz Celeron processor

Boiling water on a 433MHz Intel Celeron CPU. The temperature reached 128C under full load without heatsink. At the first water drop in this video, it was at 122 degrees Celsius, running SuperPI mod 1.5XS under Windows XP. It idles at 55-70C without heatsink, and is still working flawlessly. In fact, I'm posting this video from it.

CPU specs:

Intel Celeron (Mendocino-core)
433MHz
66MHz FSB (x6.5)
2.0v VCore
250nm manufacturing width
Socket 370
128kB L2 cache
MMX support (No SSE instructions supported)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Celeron
• water
• boil
• electronics
• 433MHz
• old
• processor
• CPU
• lol
• 100
• degrees
• hot
• works
• working
• 128kB
• 128C

[1Adr1an6]

Watercooling.

Your doing it wrong.

[koha12]

now try this on an i7 2600K at 4.2 GHz

[1zacster]

@1Adr1an6 you are doing it RIGHT

[calumknight1984]

Actually a good demonstration of why you DONT use normal water in water cooling system......look at all the minerals left on the processor

[MarshalBeard]

pfft. 66 FSB. burn that sun of a bitch. what a piece of shit XD. that thing can suck on my overclocked i7 2700k running at 4.5 GHz

[fredy385]

@mas90009 We call this Overclocking xD.

[mas90009]

@koha12 3.4 GHZ not 4.2

[1256sonic]

@koha12 I clocked mine to 4.5 Ghz and damn, the temperature can't reach up to 95.

[adamosification]

Lol, now i understand that flippin celerons get so hot.

Cus back in stoneage i had a celeron and it got extremely noisy when i played games and stuff on it

[confusioncaption]

spend $1000 on a i7 3960x and overclock it to 5 ghz