While Apple's use of passive cooling is effective, this little experiment reveals that even better performance can be achieved when using a combination of water cooling and passive cooling. Only time will tell if Apple will actually use this combination of cooling methods on future products.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
You'll Never Guess What Happens If You Water Cool A Macbook 2015
Youtuber LinusTechTips decided to test out Apple's thermal throttling on his Macbook 2015 by water cooling it (in a mad scientist kind of way) and you won't believe what happened:
While Apple's use of passive cooling is effective, this little experiment reveals that even better performance can be achieved when using a combination of water cooling and passive cooling. Only time will tell if Apple will actually use this combination of cooling methods on future products.
While Apple's use of passive cooling is effective, this little experiment reveals that even better performance can be achieved when using a combination of water cooling and passive cooling. Only time will tell if Apple will actually use this combination of cooling methods on future products.
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