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jaydee · 07-15-2006, 11:36 AM

The main failing of liquid cooling is "what's next?". I personally like Suns's approach fixing the problem on the electronics side with more efficient cooler running processors and other electronic parts.

That will the be the key to the future, not liquid cooling. Once liquid cooling is tapped out then the next options are ridiculously expensive.

In my opinion the need for water cooling is taking a step back wards in progress. However you have to deal with the hand that is dealt. Server manufactures see some serious $$$ to be made in liquid cooling aswell. Look at Mac for example. Charging $1,000 for a replacment liquid cooling modual..... That thing costs less than $100 to make...

Anyway carry on.

07-15-2006, 11:36 AM	#10
jaydee Put up or Shut Up Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Spokane WA Posts: 6,506	Re: 128 point high temperature cooling design. The main failing of liquid cooling is "what's next?". I personally like Suns's approach fixing the problem on the electronics side with more efficient cooler running processors and other electronic parts. That will the be the key to the future, not liquid cooling. Once liquid cooling is tapped out then the next options are ridiculously expensive. In my opinion the need for water cooling is taking a step back wards in progress. However you have to deal with the hand that is dealt. Server manufactures see some serious $$$ to be made in liquid cooling aswell. Look at Mac for example. Charging $1,000 for a replacment liquid cooling modual..... That thing costs less than $100 to make... Anyway carry on.