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jlrii · 03-06-2004, 08:46 PM

The only way I can see this technology really working well is by 1) raising flow rates, 2) setting it up as a heat tube that incorparates the micropump, which means the entire system must be sealed (read oem), 3) incorparating the channels into the design of the CPU (read expensive, oem, and years down the road). In any case whatever is used for materials would have to insure that absolutlely no contaminants are able to form in the system to avoid blocking the pump and channels. In short and if it can be made to work, I would not expect to see this sort of cooling for quite some time. I do find it interesting but it is definetly not anything that will be DIY.

03-06-2004, 08:46 PM	#30
jlrii Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Massachusetts, USA Posts: 158	The only way I can see this technology really working well is by 1) raising flow rates, 2) setting it up as a heat tube that incorparates the micropump, which means the entire system must be sealed (read oem), 3) incorparating the channels into the design of the CPU (read expensive, oem, and years down the road). In any case whatever is used for materials would have to insure that absolutlely no contaminants are able to form in the system to avoid blocking the pump and channels. In short and if it can be made to work, I would not expect to see this sort of cooling for quite some time. I do find it interesting but it is definetly not anything that will be DIY. Last edited by jlrii; 03-06-2004 at 09:03 PM.