All articles tagged with #cooling
Originally Published 10 days ago — by GAMINGbible
Sony has released a new model of the PlayStation 5 Pro, the CFI-7100B01, which addresses overheating, noise, and power consumption issues of the previous version without sacrificing performance, indicating ongoing improvements and hints at future console developments.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Gizmodo
Apple is planning to introduce vapor chamber cooling technology to the iPad Pro, similar to what was implemented in the iPhone 17, to better manage heat generated by high-performance tasks, with an expected release around spring 2027.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Verge
Microsoft has developed a microfluidic cooling method that could significantly improve heat removal from microchips, potentially enabling more powerful chips and more energy-efficient data centers, though real-world effectiveness remains to be seen.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by ABC7 Los Angeles
Research suggests that electric fans may not effectively cool the body during high heat conditions and could potentially be harmful, especially for vulnerable populations. Fans are more effective at night when outdoor temperatures drop below indoor temperatures, and using water or wet skin with a fan can enhance cooling. The key to staying safe during heat waves is understanding when and how fans can be beneficial, and employing additional cooling strategies.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by PetHelpful
The article humorously highlights the playful and adorable ways German Shepherd siblings stay cool during summer, from splashing in a tiny pool to enjoying swimming pools, cooling mats, and frozen treats, all while showcasing their mischievous and entertaining personalities.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Washington Post
Fans can help improve sleep by providing a cooling breeze and white noise, but their effectiveness varies depending on factors like temperature, fan type, and individual health conditions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BGR
Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have developed a new glass-like material called Polymer-based Micro-photonic Multi-functional metamaterial (PMMM) that is more transparent, better at keeping out heat, and self-cleaning. This material can be used in windows, roofs, and walls to create bright, glare-free, and privacy-protected indoor spaces while keeping rooms cooler by up to six degrees through radiative cooling.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by VideoCardz.com
ASUS has unveiled the RTX 4080 SUPER Noctua Edition, featuring two 120mm Noctua NF-A12x25 PWN fans and a factory OC mode with a clock speed of 2640 MHz. The card retains the iconic brown color scheme and maintains the quiet operation of its predecessor. However, concerns about the design's aesthetics and pricing compared to the non-SUPER version have been raised.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Phys.org
Scientists from Spain and Germany have discovered a fundamental asymmetry showing that heating is consistently faster than cooling, challenging conventional expectations in thermodynamics. They introduced the concept of "thermal kinematics" to explain this phenomenon, which involves the exchange and redistribution of energy among individual particles within a system. The researchers used optical tweezers to observe and quantify the dynamics of microscopic systems undergoing thermal relaxation, and their findings could have implications for the development of new general theories for the dynamics of Brownian systems driven far from equilibrium.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Wccftech
Lian Li has introduced the UNI FAN TL series, featuring integrated 1.6" LCDs and customizable RGB lighting. The UNI FAN TL LCD includes a built-in LCD screen that can display system information or be customized with GIFs, MP4s, JPGs, and PNGs. The UNI FAN TL offers improved cooling with noise-optimized fan blades and FDB bearings. Both models come in black and white, in sizes of 120mm and 140mm, and regular and reverse airflow designs. The UNI FAN TL series is available for pre-order.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Wccftech
A teardown of the OnePlus 12 reveals a massive 9,140 mm2 vapor chamber, showcasing the company's focus on thermal performance. The phone's internals are neatly arranged, and the vapor chamber is expected to significantly aid the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in sustained performance. The OnePlus 12 is currently available in China and will launch globally next month, with the possibility of a more affordable OnePlus 12R variant.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Wccftech
Corsair has introduced the MP700 PRO Gen5 SSD lineup, offering faster transfer speeds of up to 12,400 MB/s and 11,800 MB/s for read and write respectively. The SSDs come with the option of air or liquid cooling, including Corsair's "HYDRO X" heatsink. The MP700 PRO is priced at $189.99 for the 1TB and $324.99 for the 2TB variants, with heatsink-less options available at slightly lower prices.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by VideoCardz.com
Teardowns of the PlayStation 5 "Slim" reveal changes to the cooling system, including a move to a quad-panel design and a smaller baseplate with 5 heat pipes. The new version is slightly quieter but generates more noise from the disc drive area. However, the Slim version does not feature an updated processor and still uses the same 6nm Oberon Plus chip as the original PS5. The official launch and broader availability of the Slim console are expected in the coming weeks.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Digital Trends
A pro PC builder shares five tips for building a PC that are often overlooked. First, keep the screws that come with your case, as they may not come with other components. Second, use Disk Management in Windows to detect and format additional hard drives. Third, balance the number of intake and exhaust fans in your case to maintain proper airflow and avoid dust accumulation. Fourth, don't forget to update drivers and configure settings in the BIOS after assembling the PC. Lastly, ensure compatibility between your motherboard and case, including the availability of necessary headers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KSBY News
The Central Coast experienced scorching temperatures, with SLO reaching 106 degrees, one of the hottest in the country. Although not an official record, in 1987 SLO hit 108 degrees due to a strong ridge of high pressure. Santa Maria broke the record for the hottest October 6th with a temperature of 101 degrees. Saturday will remain hot, but winds will likely shift earlier as the high-pressure ridge moves east. Cooling is expected on Sunday, with temperatures falling into the 80s, and a cold front arriving on Monday will bring a dramatic drop in temperatures.