Corvus - CPU/GPU LN2 Container
VAT exempt in accordance with § 19 UStG (small business regulation), plus shipping
Free shipping on domestic orders over 200€
Delivery Time 2 - 5 Business days
Designed for extreme overclocking, this LN₂ pot delivers precise, repeatable temperature control for CPUs and GPUs, even on power-hungry platforms.
Stock Update (July 1, 2026)
The Corvus LN2 Container is currently out of stock.
Production of the next batch is already underway. During this production run, I'll also be making a few improvements to the design based on feedback and my own refinements.
The container is expected to be back in stock by the end of July. A specific restock date will be announced as soon as it has been confirmed.
Product Information
The LN₂ Cooling Pot delivers extreme cooling for CPU and GPU overclocking, benchmarking, and hardware testing. Engineered for subzero performance, it supports most CPUs and a wide range of GPUs, making it your go-to tool for pushing hardware to the limit.
The design emphasizes high thermal mass and efficient circulation, ensuring stable temperatures during intensive LN₂ operation. Its straightforward construction facilitates rapid assembly and convenient handling. Cooling capacity was tested at 500 W, resulting in a temperature rise of 6.7 K from full pot.
Dimensions & Weight
- Base weight: 1640 g
- Tube weight: 198 g
Compatibility
- Most modern desktop CPUs (with appropriate mounting hardware)
- Multiple GPUs (depending on mounting configuration and adapters)
Materials & Finish
- Base material: T2 Copper – 388–390 W/(m·K) – glass bead blasted
- Tube material: AW 6060 Aluminium
Design & Construction
- High thermal mass base for improved temperature stability under LN₂ and fast response
- Optimized internal geometry for efficient liquid nitrogen contact
- Aluminium tube reduces overall weight while maintaining structural rigidity and weight where it matters
- Precision machining for a flat contact surface and reliable mounting
Intended Use
- Extreme CPU and GPU overclocking with liquid nitrogen
- Competitive benchmarking and record-chasing sessions
- Subzero thermal testing and validation
- Open-air test benches and overclocking platforms