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> It would cost less than a dollar to make it dissipate the maximum TDP at full load How do you figure? > It might not be intentional, but it sure doesn't hur
by jolux 6y ago
> It would cost less than a dollar to make it dissipate the maximum TDP at full load
How do you figure?
> It might not be intentional, but it sure doesn't hurt them.
I just explained why video cameras have different requirements than DSLRs. Besides which, 4K30 or 1080p60 is plenty of unlimited video capability for most consumers. The camera can even do 8K30 and 4K60 for longer than most people take videos.
- bserge 6y agoI don't have any skin in this game, I'm just sharing my thoughts. Besides, in Europe they're limited to 30 minutes of recording (otherwise they're classed and taxed differently iirc). The laptop thing - using a bigger heatsink, or more copper, or better thermal paste, or multiple heatpipes instead of one (that was actually HP's solution to their overheating ZBooks) would cost pennies and would actually keep the CPU/GPU under throttling limits. I've repasted and modified enough laptop heatsinks to know it's a very easy thing to do. But the manufacturers don't care. I get it, a dollar saved on one machine is a lot of money overall. I'd rather have it cost $10 more but have a decent heatsink.