Teensy Overclock in Water (Update) @visualmicro4389
Teensy Overclock in Water (Update)  @visualmicro4389
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Overclocking your Teensy and wonder what would happen if you cooled it in a water bath? We compare this to our previous heatsink and forced cooling methods.... More Information and links below....

We have already seen the vast difference even a small heatsink can make, which was improved with a larger heatsink with forced cooling. So we decided trying it submerged in water was the logical next step....

Of course the excess heat generated by the board could be used to add a slight bit of warmth to e.g. a home brew project, where the heat is re-used to keep the beer slightly warmer.

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