If I am not mistaken

Subject: If I am not mistaken Name: ludicrous Date: 10/15/2001 3:05:15 PM (GMT-7) IP Address: 138.67.74.229 In Reply to: Hmm posted by Joe F Message: ...then the basic idea is to get mass out of the base, because then the base will have a high thermal capacitance and store a lot of heat. This may be desirable in some designs but usually, you want a CPU heatsink to act as a wick, pulling heat away from the base. The holes, once filled, may also act as rudimentary heatpipes, I'm not sure on that...

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• Re: If I am not mistaken - ludicrous -[10/15/2001 3:05:59 PM (GMT-7)]
  • That makes sense. - Joe F -[10/16/2001 2:50:04 PM (GMT-7)]
  • Sounds like a load of "cods wollop" to me....{nt} - Celstk855 -[10/15/2001 3:28:01 PM (GMT-7)]
    • Then you need to take a course in thermodynamics (nt) - ludicrous -[10/15/2001 4:55:35 PM (GMT-7)]
      • More like a heat transfer course - Sledge -[10/15/2001 5:32:43 PM (GMT-7)]
        • So why haven't any of use Oclocking nuts... - Ben -[10/16/2001 4:09:14 PM (GMT-7)]
          • Cost - Sledge -[10/16/2001 4:32:14 PM (GMT-7)]
            • That much, really? - Ben -[10/16/2001 4:40:20 PM (GMT-7)]
              • Re: That much, really? - ludicrous -[10/16/2001 5:48:29 PM (GMT-7)]
                • Sorry to say - but isnt copper as good a conductor ... - Celstk855 -[10/19/2001 7:17:32 PM (GMT-7)]

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