Why do we still have moving parts in computers?

No movement means rest so your computer would be off.

How long until Dyson makes AirMover(TM) Bladeless Fans for computers

Because modern bloat means we need house fire level power.

It's a cheap way to efficiently move heat out into the environment rapidly enough that the parts don't self-destruct.
A passively cooled computer would have to be larger, heavier, more expensive, and would be less tolerant of being placed in confined spaces.

Because heat transfer works best by moving it in a medium.

if you hide the fan it doesn't make it solid state(tm), just like if I hide the exhaust of my car it doesn't make it emission-free

I now actually believe this unironicly

You know those are shit right?
It's just a hidden fan inside a tube.
They're not bladeless.

put dick in fan

Liquid cooling is the future

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what the fuck is that abomination?

There is no such thing as liquid cooling.
All you do is transfer heat between the chips and a radiator where air cooling takes over.
Basically a shitty alternative to heat pipes.

Something you can't afford

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this but ironically

This looks similar but is a completely different case/company

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thank fuck im not a /v/ fag and find this appealing.

Just finding a place to showcase this case while still using it would be difficult

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Which do you like better
The antec torque or couger conquer?

>Why do we still have moving parts in computers?
Because of the Mechanical Keyboard meme.