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Many companies showed off a range of concept designs during Computex 2024, but perhaps Noctua had one of the coolest. Noctua, primarily known for its air coolers, had a pumpless prototype that showcased Thermisiphon cooling. It looks like a conventional AIO cooler on the surface but is much more efficient, cooler, and quieter than traditional water coolers. Touching quickly on Thermosiphon cooling, it uses the natural laws of thermodynamics to use heat (the CPU) as a source to turn the liquid to the top, evaporating through the system. This evaporated liquid rises and is pushed into the condenser (radiator), which, in the case of Noctua's cooler, is cooled by fans and turned back into liquid, which then flows back toward the CPU. Not only does...
Consumer Electronics Show 2005: Keynote with Bill Gates & Conan O'Brien
Bill Gates talks about Microsoft's Consumer Electronics strategy
14 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 1/6/2005IDF Day 3: AMD and Intel's Dual Core Demonstrations; The Race to Dual Core
We take a look at dual core madness. AMD and Intel show their hands, and we take a look at what's on the table.
12 by Kristopher Kubicki on 9/10/2004Intel 65nm and Beyond (or Below): IDF Day 2 Coverage
Coverage of the second day at IDF brings 65nm process coverage.
21 by Kristopher Kubicki on 9/9/2004Intel Developer Forum Fall 2004: Day 1 Keynote
This year, parallelism is the key topic at the Intel Developer Forum.
28 by Derek Wilson on 9/7/2004Your DVD Burner is Obsolete
We have 16X burn speeds, BluRay information, 100GB optical storage and recorder chipset information inside.
29 by Kristopher Kubicki on 6/10/2004Computex 2004: Graphics Cards Galore
With tons of vendors scattered throughout the show floor, we did our best to round up as many shots of the latest and greatest graphics cards as we could.
16 by Derek Wilson on 6/5/2004Computex 2004: BTX at the Show
After much searching, we finally got the BTX information and pictures we were looking for. Read on to get the BTX at Computex experience, without traveling half-way across...
28 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 6/2/2004Computex 2004 Update: NV45 Mystery Solved
We've asked a number of questions about NV45 today, and we've finally got all of the answers...including what that darn power connector happens to be.
8 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 6/1/2004Computex 2004 Early Bird Coverage: NV45 in the Flesh, New Chipsets, BTX Boards and more...
We always get excited about Computex, and this year is no exception. We have the first ever pictures and information on NVIDIA's NV45, including current clock speed information...
23 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 5/31/2004Game Developer's Conference 2004: Carmack Addresses the Masses
John Carmack makes his first appearance at the annual Game Developer's Conference to speak about the trials and tribulations of bleeding edge game engine development.
37 by Derek Wilson on 3/30/2004Intel Developer Forum Spring 2004 - Wrapup
Our coverage from this year's Spring IDF is concluded with information on the future of CPUs from Intel, some shots of the upcoming Intel DDR2 chipsets and talk about...
9 by Derek Wilson on 2/23/2004Intel Developer Forum Spring 2004 - Day 2: Roadmap Updates
Mike Fister, Bill Siu and Anand Chandrasekher updated everyone on Intel's roadmaps, including DDR2 for Itanium and some more words on x86-64.
7 by Derek Wilson on 2/19/2004Intel Developer Forum Spring 2004 - Day 1: Wider and Faster
This year's Intel Developer Forum, with it's introduction of a broad array of new technologies, is ushering in an era of change in most things computing.
17 by Derek Wilson on 2/18/2004Consumer Electronics Show 2004 Day 3 - And now, the rest of the story
It was the largest CES ever, and if you thought we were done with coverage you must not have seen us cover many shows before :)
5 by Derek Wilson on 1/12/2004Consumer Electronics Show 2004 Day 2 - VIA's new Gaming Console
They caught everyone off guard with the announcement of a gaming platform, now take a look at how Apex/VIA's ApeXtreme works...
18 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 1/10/2004Consumer Electronics Show 2004 Day 1: Motherboards at CES
CES is well under way and we kick off our coverage with the latest from the motherboard industry...
8 by Anand Lal Shimpi, Kris Kubicki and Wesley Fink on 1/9/2004COMDEX 2003 Display Coverage: Prelude to a CES
Since Computex Taipei was only 6 weeks ago, and CES Las Vegas is only 5 weeks away, COMDEX turned out to be mildly disappointing for show goers and vendors...
16 by Kristopher Kubicki on 11/26/2003Computex Half-a-World Away - Part 1: Intel Roadmaps Revealed
This year's Computex has been pushed back until September because of the threat of SARS, but we weren't going to let that get in the way of bringing you...
0 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 6/2/2003Intel Developer Forum Day 3 - More from the Tech Showcase
Although there's not much new to report on from today's keynote, we still have a lot of things to talk about from the Technology Showcase. Learn about PCI...
0 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 2/20/2003Intel Developer Forum Spring 2003 - Day 2: Prescott Info Galore
We found out the 13 new instructions that made it into Prescott as well as a number of other things that you'll find in the new Pentium 4 core...
0 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 2/19/2003
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