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You won't be able to fit that fanless heatsink inside a laptop. It's just way too big.
by riobard 14y ago
You won't be able to fit that fanless heatsink inside a laptop. It's just way too big.
- tadfisher 14y agoIndeed. I hadn't thought of that.
- thrownawayfan 14y agoOf course, fitting this into a laptop would be problematic as well.
- Retric 14y agoYou could probably use a heat pipe to the back of a laptop's screen. The problem becomes the joint where the screen connects to the case, but a flexible pipe is not out of the question... To the patent office ;0
- colinshark 14y agoThe demo unit is presumably rated for about 150 watts. A unit rated for the ~40 watts that a laptop creates would be smaller and shorter.