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Pritorian · 10-20-2003, 02:20 PM

Well i love watercooling, but as DigiPi said, Dell uses Heatpipes, and as thing progress i would think that most OEM´S will go over to this kind of coolinf solution.

Just look at the lates Zalman Case, totally no fans at all, and everything is cooled by heatpipes and larger heatsinks..

I would think that aircooling will survive the long run and water/phase change etc will still be considered leet

Only diffrence i could see is that aircooling solution are gonna get bigger inn weight and size, so that the surface area is bigger then what todays solutions are.

10-20-2003, 02:20 PM	#8
Pritorian Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Norway Posts: 201	Well i love watercooling, but as DigiPi said, Dell uses Heatpipes, and as thing progress i would think that most OEM´S will go over to this kind of coolinf solution. Just look at the lates Zalman Case, totally no fans at all, and everything is cooled by heatpipes and larger heatsinks.. I would think that aircooling will survive the long run and water/phase change etc will still be considered leet Only diffrence i could see is that aircooling solution are gonna get bigger inn weight and size, so that the surface area is bigger then what todays solutions are. __________________ Boo!