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How does heatpipes compare to AIO's and other water cooling methods?

How they do in transfering or pushing the heat out like metal fins etc.

Also if one were able to put heatpipes together with a radiator under vaccum, if that would make sense or not?

And if we are not talking about watercooled CPU/GPU dies 馃槢

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Theres a lot of different types of heat-pipes. (Mostly depending on internal heat transfer).

Like everything it comes with downsides as well upsides.

Here are some of those methodologies explained.

https://www.1-act.com/resources/heat-pipe-performance/

When i ask for more specs, don't expect me to know the answer!
I'm just helping YOU to help YOURSELF!
(The more info you give the easier it is for others to help you out!)

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10 hours ago, Quackers101 said:

How does heatpipes compare to AIO's and other water cooling methods?

How they do in transfering or pushing the heat out like metal fins etc.

Also if one were able to put heatpipes together with a radiator under vaccum, if that would make sense or not?

And if we are not talking about watercooled CPU/GPU dies 馃槢

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Heatpipes are limited in their working distances and scale, although they work against gravity. Heat siphons are the next step up, and largely are the same, but cannot work against gravity. Transfering heat from the heatpipes to the fins rely on classical thermal conductivity.

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