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IBM Is Running A Brain Computer On ‘Electronic Blood’
As part of what we can only assume is preparation for some very intense mad scientist Halloween costumes, IBM has announced a prototype computer that is both powered and cooled by an electrolyte liquid.
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The Five Biggest Myths About Saving Energy In The Summer
This summer is a hot one. With money tight and temperatures high, there’s a temptation to test out unconventional ways to beat the the heat. But these odd home remedies can end up wasting energy and costing more money. Here’s how to know what really works when you want to keep cool for cheap.
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Future Of Notebook Cooling Is A Lot Closer Than You Think
Just when you thought we might be getting on top of notebook cooling, Sandy Bridge and Intel’s “ultrabook” initiative came along. Heatpipes and low-profile fans make a difference, but I’m still not comfortable with the idea of components hitting 80-90°C under load, even if they’re rated for such high temperatures.
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Towering PC Heat Sinks Call For Ridiculous Amounts Of Space
Sure, you can go with a fan to cool your PC if you’re boring and concerned about things like space. If you’re more towards the insane side, you might drool over these ludicrous custom heat sinks.