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External CPU ?

"Soon" external GPU's will become a thing.

But what about external CPU's? Because they also overheat alot during gaming etc.

 

Is it possible to do this? Would there be a market for this?

 

It would be pretty nice to have a super thin laptop running heavy games and staying super cool and silent.

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Its possible and it has been done on servers and main frames.

 

 

You can have hotswap cpu's in windows(need server datacenter edition for about 5000) and linux.

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3 hours ago, Rotterdams said:

"Soon" external GPU's will become a thing.

But what about external CPU's? Because they also overheat alot during gaming etc.

 

Is it possible to do this? Would there be a market for this?

 

It would be pretty nice to have a super thin laptop running heavy games and staying super cool and silent.

With 2 blocks coming out? It would still be loud because of the blocks

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And you would need to carry the CPU block around to even use the laptop. It wouldnt really be a laptop because you need to use a block to use it

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3 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Its possible and it has been done on servers and main frames.

 

 

You can have hotswap cpu's in windows(need server datacenter edition for about 5000) and linux.

Thats with Sisterboards though, but you could make an extender for it but I dont know why

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Just now, Clanscorpia said:

And you would need to carry the CPU block around to even use the laptop. It wouldnt really be a laptop because you need to use a block to use it

You can remove the extra cpu when your not using it.

 

Just now, Clanscorpia said:

Thats with Sisterboards though, but you could make an extender for it but I dont know why

There are systems with cables to connect them.

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3 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

You can remove the extra cpu when your not using it.

He said full external CPU, so no internal CPU

 

3 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

There are systems with cables to connect them.

So like extended sister boards?

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Just now, Clanscorpia said:

He said full external CPU, so no internal CPU

That would be a thing client and you can just remote desktop into a server running somehting like xen.

 

 

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It might sound silly to use a external CPU and GPU.

 

I also thought about connecting a full desktop to a laptop. So using the laptop as screen with keyboard. But sadly its not possible as far as I can hear lol

 

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22 minutes ago, Rotterdams said:

It might sound silly to use a external CPU and GPU.

 

I also thought about connecting a full desktop to a laptop. So using the laptop as screen with keyboard. But sadly its not possible as far as I can hear lol

 

It is possible using a streaming service like steam in home streaming.

 

The only external cpu that there is would be a xeon phi coprocessor, but have almost no practical uses outside of extremely parallelized computing.

 

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35 minutes ago, SLAYR said:

It is possible using a streaming service like steam in home streaming.

 

The only external cpu that there is would be a xeon phi coprocessor, but have almost no practical uses outside of extremely parallelized computing.

I have alot of interest in streaming but i usually play online/mmo type of games.

and i have no expierende with the delay streaming brings.

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