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> Okay, the heat pipe is a reasonable idea.. Even that is not. ...water cooling process works by condensation. As the processor heats up, the liquid essential
by achow 8y ago
> Okay, the heat pipe is a reasonable idea..
Even that is not.
...water cooling process works by condensation. As the processor heats up, the liquid essentially vaporizes, keeping the CPU cool. The vapor then travels to the opposite end of the of the heat pipe, where it condenses back into liquid when cooled off.
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- Animats 8y agoI have a Shuttle PC from 2003 with heat pipe cooling. For about 10 years, they made machines with a heat pipe system to transfer heat from the CPU chip surface to a finned plate at the back of the box behind the fan, allowing a more compact package. But for an LED? Come on. The cutting edge technology in LED lighting is to use power supplies that don't need electrolytic capacitors. The capacitor usually fails long before the LED.
- ghusbands 8y ago> > Okay, the heat pipe is a reasonable idea.. > Even that is not. Did you mean to claim that a heat pipe is not reasonable? (the rest of your comment doesn't make your point clear)