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Danamics Dishes Up World's First Liquid Metal-Based CPU Cooler
Posted 07/20/2008 at 02:29:32pm
double post, why is there no delete option?
Danamics Dishes Up World's First Liquid Metal-Based CPU Cooler
Posted 07/20/2008 at 02:28:23pm
That's true, it prob wouldn't need a fan to suffenciently cool a cpu but I'd like a fan option for better cooling regardless.
Danamics Dishes Up World's First Liquid Metal-Based CPU Cooler
Posted 07/19/2008 at 10:24:52pm
I did read that right, didn't I? So not only will I be putting an magnet into my pc but it's powerful enough to move liquid metal at a decent rate?
It sounds like a interesting idea but I wonder how much more heat liquid metal can remove compared to normal solid metal... Also I'm having a hard time dealing with the electromagnet part.... and the no fan part, maybe one can be added?