New Bitspower 2 DIMM LN2 Pot – A Serious Attention Grabber

Article by Lance Brown (Forsaken7) of XtremeSystems - 3/1/2026

Hello everyone, this is Forsaken7 from XtremeSystems, and today I’m excited to give you an early look at the brand-new 2 DIMM memory LN2 pot from Bitspower. Before putting it through full testing, I wanted to share detailed photos, dimensions, build quality impressions, and my initial thoughts.

First off, a big thank you to Bitspower for giving us early access to this impressive piece of hardware. It’s clear the manufacturer is embracing modern XOC demands with a complete redesign focused on performance, thermal efficiency, and temperature control. This looks to be a serious contender as a go-to solution for extreme overclocking.

First Impressions & Included Accessories

Right out of the box, the kit includes:

• Two single-sided heatspreaders (5 screws for each heatspreader)

• A removable top spout

• Spacer set (8mm up to 11.5mm options)

The spacers allow compatibility across multiple generations of 2 DIMM motherboards, ensuring optimal contact every time. This flexibility is a big plus for competitive benchers working across different platforms.

Design & Dimensions

The pot features a three-layer internal design, which should help with thermal mass and temperature stability.

Key measurements:

• Length: 128mm

• Height: 78mm

• Top opening (spout width): 25mm

• Spout depth: 41mm

• Individual heatspreader chamber depth: 11mm each

• Spacer addition: +4mm depth per heatspreader

Each heatspreader has its own dedicated chamber, allowing for more precise temperature distribution per stick. The spout is intelligently designed with a gradual slope leading into the chamber, which improves pour accuracy and control. This becomes very important during active LN2 sessions.

Monitoring & Construction

A standout feature is the inclusion of dual K-type probe ports, allowing independent temperature monitoring of each memory stick. For serious memory tuning, this is a fantastic addition and should make fine tuning efficiency much easier.

The pot itself top down is constructed from Aluminum, heatspreaders are Nickel/chrome plated, offering both excellent thermal conductivity and durability. Spacers are made of Brass.

Initial Thoughts

Overall, this LN2 pot looks thoughtfully engineered for modern 2 DIMM extreme overclocking. It clearly shows that Bitspower is evolving and addressing the lean that many 2 DIMM board users experienced with older pot designs. This new design offers a solution purpose built for these layouts.

The modular depth system, dual chambers, and dual probe support demonstrate that real world benching feedback was taken into account during development.

Final Thoughts

I am genuinely excited to see a product like this hit the market. Instead of being limited to specific modern 2 DIMM boards, this design allows use across both current and older generation 2 DIMM motherboards. That flexibility benefits experienced benchers and also helps bring newer XOC enthusiasts into the community by making older hardware more viable for competitive memory overclocking.

This feels like a strong step in the right direction, and I am very hopeful about what the future holds.

I am looking forward to getting this under LN2 and sharing full performance results soon. Stay tuned.