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Originally Posted by Groth
Those radiator dissipation rating are a triumph of marketing. 1838 watts? With what, 80 C water and 90 dB 400 cfm fan? Their numbers are meaningless without knowing the test conditions.
And why the hell do they alway try to tack something to the end of watts? Power isn't watt-hours or watts per hour, it's just plain watts. Damn, I'd like to kick a marketor in the balls right now.  |
but that is what marketing is all about...
if you can take a number.. like watts and then multiply by 3600 to give watt/hours then they have a bigger number to make their claims with...
unless they make a statment that you can actualy prove that is wrong...
then they can be sued... and if they can't be sued.. then they will make that statment..
hell... a marketer will tell you that the sky would be more blue if you bought their product if they could get away with it.
