Notebook Sized Watercooling

scapegoat · 10-July-03, 02:38 AM

"NEC Corporation announced the development of the world's first slim sized water-cooling module for notebook personal computers that employs a piezoelectric pump driving method. This water cooling-module enables a highly advanced, slim sized, notebook PC with minimal operating noise."

As ive said before, barring a major change in CPU architecture Watercooling is headed for the mainstream.

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infinix · 13-July-03, 08:03 PM

one word WOW i think thos a water cooling system in a laptop will drain the already short life of the battery even faster

scapegoat · 13-July-03, 08:11 PM

It looks to be really exciting stuff

This particlar watercooling system is designed to absorb about 80W of thermal energy, (about twice that of regular laptop systems.... accrouding to the article)

Quote:


	The water-cooling module developed by NEC is the slimmest model in the world. When installed in a notebook personal computer increase in thickness is minimized. In order to drive a conventional piezoelectric pump alternating voltage of 100V is necessary. However, with NEC's water-cooling module system the pump can be driven with 5V of direct voltage. As a result it is easy to install in all IT equipment. This product is suitable not only for use in notebook PCs, but also in servers and desktop computers. It is expected that it will be positioned as a core technology for spreading the water-cooling system in IT equipment and that it will be used as an alternative to the conventional water-cooling heat sink and heat pipe

10-July-03, 02:38 AM		#1 (permalink)
scapegoat Apex Tech God	Notebook Sized Watercooling "NEC Corporation announced the development of the world's first slim sized water-cooling module for notebook personal computers that employs a piezoelectric pump driving method. This water cooling-module enables a highly advanced, slim sized, notebook PC with minimal operating noise." As ive said before, barring a major change in CPU architecture Watercooling is headed for the mainstream. Check out the Full Article

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13-July-03, 08:03 PM		#2 (permalink)
infinix Apex Techie II	one word WOW i think thos a water cooling system in a laptop will drain the already short life of the battery even faster