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Needs blue LED fan, everyone knows blue cools better.

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I did the API overhead test for iOS on an iPhone 6s regular (Due to the larger screen and higher resolution, the 6s plus actually performs a little under the 6s with the same specs). I did one run of the OpenGL ES 3.0 with the phone on the table, and another with the top of the phone (Where the CPU is located) on the radiator. Without cooling, the phone scored 198,621, and with cooling, the phone scored 205,714. That's about a 3.6% increase in performance. Keep in mind that in Lifeproof cases where the phone can't breathe at all, CPU throttling is probably higher.

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Perfect!

 

I need this attached to my old Moto for Daydream

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On 11/7/2017 at 10:04 AM, Ilan Yakov said:

What about the thermal paste man? 

It's there.

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