Infinix creates a "3D Vapor Cloud Chamber", which improves on conventional designs by 3°C
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- AnonD-731363
- SH3
- 21 Jul 2022
Not sure if it helps but looks definitely ugly.
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- SShock
- M}3
- 21 Jul 2022
Vapor chambers and heatpipes don't have water inside. They need something that evaporates much quicker than water, because bioling point of 100°C is just too high for the system to work efficiently. It depends on application and target temperature range. They fine tune heatpipes/vapor chambers according to application.
It's why you can overburden heatpipes by heating them up too much, causing all the liquid inside to evaporate into gas form and it never condenses back into liquid form.
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- Anonymous
- uI7
- 21 Jul 2022
If they do 3d vcc with the snapdragon chips it will be amazing but as you know they love their Helio chips there is a 0.01% chance they use snapdragon chips( I am not telling that Helio chips are bad but it's useless because they don't heat up much as the snapdragon chips do)
- you have to suffer
- wrg
- 21 Jul 2022
this is useless when it comes to infinix spamming phones with helio chipsets. which it doesnt need to throttle just for gaming.
anyway, if the water dries inside the cooler, can it refill by end user?