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Gareth Halfacree · 11th Jan 2013, 10:05

Companies unite for ultra-thin cooling tech.
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardwar...11/ge-ti-dcj/1

Xploitedtitan · 11th Jan 2013, 17:07

Promising, let's see how the story unfolds.

Blackshark · 11th Jan 2013, 20:58

Is there any issue with all the microvibrations these things will generate. Might be ok with a few in a desktop case, but I cant imagine a server rack stuffed full of them will respond too well. Still, with enough smartfans running you could possible get them to play tunes!??

Mraedis · 12th Jan 2013, 10:54

There are techniques to nullify resonance if the resonant frequency of seperate components is kept at a sufficient distance from the oscillation frequency of the piezzo-element. (100Hz) A lot of experience in this field is with high-performance industrial machines such as... trains!

SimonStern · 13th Jan 2013, 17:14

So many acronyms... TMA haha.

11th Jan 2013, 10:05	#1
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Mraedis Multimodder Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 152	There are techniques to nullify resonance if the resonant frequency of seperate components is kept at a sufficient distance from the oscillation frequency of the piezzo-element. (100Hz) A lot of experience in this field is with high-performance industrial machines such as... trains! __________________

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11th Jan 2013, 17:07	#2
Xploitedtitan What's a Dremel? Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 3	Promising, let's see how the story unfolds.

11th Jan 2013, 20:58	#3
Blackshark Multimodder Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: UK Posts: 93	Is there any issue with all the microvibrations these things will generate. Might be ok with a few in a desktop case, but I cant imagine a server rack stuffed full of them will respond too well. Still, with enough smartfans running you could possible get them to play tunes!??