>"Air cooler" uses heat pipes
"Air cooler" uses heat pipes
Levi Perez
Gavin Cook
yer heat pipe coolers are technically water cooling because they have liquid in the pipes.
Jason Cox
THey are technically phase change coolers since the liquid evaporates
Parker Jenkins
is this true for Intels stock cooler? That thing is light as hell and I dont feel that it has liquid inside.
Jeremiah Brooks
No.
Intel's stock cooler is just an extruded hunk of aluminum.
Same as Wraith Stealth for AMD.
Wraith Spire has a vapor chamber
Wraith Max/Prism has heatpipes.
William Bennett
>Wraith Spire has a vapor chamber
Wow I didn't knew that
I thought it was the same design as copper based Intel Stock HSF with a gaping hole at the other side
Ryan Martin
Intel's stock cooler was better back when it had a copper core. Still solid though.
They sell a "thermal solution" that looks like the stock but it has a copper core, is about 4 inches tall, and works slightly better. I doubt it has a vapor chamber but it might. It is very expensive for what it is and doesn't come anywhere close to the much cheaper CM 212 Evo or Cryorig H7.
Luis Cook
That 'solution' sucks though, it has a high pitch whirring sound on the fan because it's made from shitty light materials.
It's one of the reasons I like the wraith stealth so much, much lower frequency sound so even loud it's not irritating.
Daniel Bell
At least some of intel's stock coolers use a vapor chamber, like pic related.
Logan Foster
That's not a stock cooler though.
It's an intel cooler, but it's not included with any CPU.
It's as stock as a Hyper212.
Jack Peterson
Hm. I guess you're right.
Elijah Evans
>"liquid cooler" uses air to cool the radiator
wtf i want a refund
Bentley Price
>Radiator uses convection rather than radiation to dissipate heat
Christian Sanders
lmao kill yourself, retard
Evan Nelson
It radiates the heat through convection bozo.
Asher Hernandez
WTF every thing is a lie
Sebastian Ward
theres air in the heatpipes u dumass...
Henry Perry
what is up with these faggot motherboards?
i don't want to spend $70 for LED and design R&D
Levi Hall
>needing a corporeal medium to dispel heat
Jeremiah Thomas
It cools by conducting with the ether. Checkmate.
Liam Jenkins
>corporeal
Humans can't perceive any less than 30 Kilosagans anyhow.
Adrian Morgan
>Intel's stock cooler is just an extruded hunk of aluminum.
Some of them used to have cooper.
Now they are thin/small aluminium blocks, even a $10-15 heatsink (Hyper T2 for example) would be a huge upgrade.
Hunter Hernandez
>not submerging it in the fishtank
James Garcia
>Put radiator in fishtank
>Now it is the fishtank that is being air cooled
Liquid cooling is a lie
Jason Watson
>Current era of meme
>Still thinking that 144 Kilosagans is not perceivable
Christian Sanchez
Why don't PCs use oil cooling like car transmissions do?
Anthony Allen
Because PC doesn't generate the shitton of heat like car.
Jayden Howard
Intel is working to change this
Nicholas Brooks
*cools your path*
Caleb Thompson
David Carter
how can I create a 3d model like that? I need it.
Isaac Hall
Landon Cruz
Probably because water is more efficient. Transmission needs the oil for lubrication too, so it makes sense to cool the system with that same oil. Engines nowadays are cooled with coolant + water mixture. Oil cooled engines were more popular in the past when the engineers noticed that simple air cooling wasn't good enough for the more powerful engines.
Kayden Cox
lot of hydraulics going on there too, they need a liquid that doesn't cause corrosion
Robert Jenkins
hmm.... what about i9s!?!??
Jack Green
pretty sure it's not water in there , also same retarded shit with 'liquid cooling' that only moves the heat away to an air radiator .
most PCs use radiative cooling , they move heat from the cpu to heatpipes\liquid, to the air and the heat later radiates from earth into deep space and makes aliens able to detect us and launch an antimatter rocket to annihilate earth just to be safe.
Kayden Russell
Cooling oil is conductive and only works well if you are dealing with 100-300C environment. Neither fits the bill for thermal needs of digital computers.
Angel Young
Off topic, that mobo looks like shit.
fucking eyesore.
It's like modern car engines where theres plastic covers over the entire fucking engine.
What a time to be alive.
Ethan Hill
I want to see the 10 000 and 100 0000 and 1000 0000 iteration. Also I want the millionth iteration on for sale
Parker Ward
Computer is the cooler the better, but for cars it's the optimal temperature and for lubrication purpose.
Noah Long
To be fair the engine covers on cars dampen noise and perhaps act as a kind of heat shield to slow down heat dissipation, I guess,