I could possibly see it on GPUs. We already see those sell with gpu blocks.
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Direct die water cooling
- Thread starter cdabc123
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I could possibly see it on GPUs. We already see those sell with gpu blocks.
the only issue I could see is to us have a much higher tdpI could possibly see it on GPUs. We already see those sell with gpu blocks.
die was fully exposedBut did you also cover the die with epoxy or it is fully exposed?
thank you much! I'm asking because I'm planning to cool it with my car radiator case...
Btw istead of gallium you could use Sodium-Potassium alloy, is liquid from −12.6°C (9.3°F) and it's lighter than water! The only problem is that the loop must be sealed because it react with water and also with air.
Btw istead of gallium you could use Sodium-Potassium alloy, is liquid from −12.6°C (9.3°F) and it's lighter than water! The only problem is that the loop must be sealed because it react with water and also with air.
FYI: Aquacomputer has a spacer for direct die cooling.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/acce...er-spacer-for-intel-skylake-cpus.html#Details
http://www.performance-pcs.com/acce...er-spacer-for-intel-skylake-cpus.html#Details
FYI: Aquacomputer has a spacer for direct die cooling.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/acce...er-spacer-for-intel-skylake-cpus.html#Details
That's for mounting a heatsink directly on the die. I didn't even have a heatsink I ran water directly over the die