New dual frequency nematic liquid crystal mixture has been prepared and investigated by means of dielectric spectroscopy in a wide temperature range (from 120 degrees C to -100 degrees C). The molecular structures of compounds used to prepare the final mixture and mixture's composition influence its dielectric properties. Wide temperature investigations show how molecular and intramolecular motions change with temperature. It is possible at low temperatures to slow down intramolecular motions so much that they are visible in dielectric spectroscopy. At -80 degrees C molecular motions disappear from dielectric response. At -100 degrees C all thermally activated motions are too slow to be detected by means of dielectric spectroscopy.