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    ActiveCool AC4G smart thermo-electric CPU cooling Review

    Posted on Monday, April 26 2004 @ 22:43:37 CEST by LSDsmurf


    With Intel CPUs soaring well over the 100W mark, questions about the efficacy of conventional heatsink and forced air cooling arise again. The AC4G system from ActiveCool employs one of the likely alternatives: Thermoelectric Cooling. Thermoelectric Coolers (TEC) are nothing new, but Active-Cool aims to put the technology to work in a new way, by varying the power of the TEC in accordance with demand to keep both the temps and the noise down. Our indepth-report on the ActiveCool AC4G.

    Link: SilentPCReview

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