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WTF??? XIAOMI BLACK SHARK coming with liquid Cooling???? How is it possible?

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I'm sure it's some kind of marketing nonsense. Samsung said the S7 was 'liquid cooled' as well it was just a heatpipe running across the mainboard

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4 minutes ago, Max_Settings said:

Small pump, small res, small rad, and small pipes.

I doubt there'll be a proper rad, the water will probably just cycle through some metallic tubing (maybe the border of the phone).

 

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or just be a heatpipe.

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Heatpipes ... as you know the Hyper 212 evo is the best budget water cooler

thx god that this marketing bullshit japanese started is still a live.

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20 hours ago, Sauron said:

I doubt there'll be a proper rad, the water will probably just cycle through some metallic tubing (maybe the border of the phone).

 

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or just be a heatpipe.

There's a number of phones that do that I think...tiny vapor chamber(s) type heat pipes.  If it has liquid anywhere in the system, they can call it liquid cooling.

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