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Originally Posted by Cathar
I, for one, welcome the gradual shift in focus towards this mode of operation.
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What he said! If you're willing to gain noise for more performance, get phase-change.
Whether air or water, the quiet game eventually leads to how efficiently you can use the airflow. I'm thinking that most cases get this pretty darned wrong, but it probably doesn't much matter for normal use. Extremes of performance or noise may need something a bit different.
Cathar, I once wrote that radiators are pretty efficient at low CFM so you can't gain much without more air. Do you agree? It fits with the PA160's design approach.