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I can't answer your questions, but I was wondering the same things. Also, what makes this design quieter than a traditional fan/heatsink? Isn't this still bas
by joejohnson 15y ago
I can't answer your questions, but I was wondering the same things. Also, what makes this design quieter than a traditional fan/heatsink? Isn't this still basically a fan?
- riffraff 15y agofrom what I understand, the point is that lower spinning speed and better mechanical efficiency should cause less noise
- acqq 15y agotheir lowest speed was 3000 rpm, target 5000 rpm.
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- PhrosTT 15y agoYeah but the fan is the heatsink... vs. a heatsink with a fan on top. So like current tech = chip -> heatsink -> fan whereas this = chip -> magic spinning heatsink