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Compulab's Airtop PCs - 200W, 0 fans

zMeul
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they make fanless PSUs in excess of 500watts, some higher wattage PSUs don't turn their fan on unless under high load, and you can easily get a power brick up to ~330 watts. 

I assume they're using bricks. 

yea, even my 1050GS has never turned on its fan since I bought it :D

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I thought it was going to have one of those fans with no moving parts like the Dyson fan or an Ionic air filter, especially with the insane price they're charging.

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I thought it was going to have one of those fans with no moving parts like the Dyson fan

The dyson fan has a fan in the base unit as far as i know

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I'm questioning what they actually did here.

Designed special air channels to enhance airflow induced by buoyancy.

Spread the heat evenly over channel's length, to increase heat exchange rate.

Achieved cooling performance which is two times better per surface area.

Built very small system capable to dissipate outstanding amounts of heat.

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