We need more leadership from the big manufacturers to eliminate the need for airflow in PCs and kill noise problems.
Here's an idea: mount the CPUs and chipsets upside down so the cores are on the bottom of the motherboard. New case designs could then require passive heat sinks on that side of the case. When the board is mounted in the case the CPU and other heat generating components would be pressed into the heat sink.
Although the idea may work I don't think it'd be able to cope with the 75 Watts or so of a modern CPU. The case side would get too hot to touch.
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Here's an idea: mount the CPUs and chipsets upside down so the cores are on the bottom of the motherboard. New case designs could then require passive heat sinks on that side of the case. When the board is mounted in the case the CPU and other heat generating components would be pressed into the heat sink.
Although the idea may work I don't think it'd be able to cope with the 75 Watts or so of a modern CPU. The case side would get too hot to touch.
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