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piezoelectric cooling has left a history of ruins because it doesn't account for condensation, particularly in small, consumer-grade applications where drainage
by killjoywashere 3y ago
piezoelectric cooling has left a history of ruins because it doesn't account for condensation, particularly in small, consumer-grade applications where drainage paths are hard to design for. You need one drop of water in the wrong spot. Not a game I'd play with a metal-cased laptop, personally.
- digitalPhonix 3y agoAre you thinking of thermoelectric/Pelletier cooling? Piezoelectric cooling doesn’t cool air so there’s no chance of condensation.