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What Is the Difference Between a Heat Pipe and a Heatsink?
Heat pipes and heatsinks are both critical components used for thermal management, but they serve different purposes and operate using distinct mechanisms.
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How to move a radiator
The heat will accumulate inside the server for a long time, which will affect the normal operation of the server, and even cause the server to crash. So we must remove the bad radiator in time and replace it with a new radiator. So, how to move a radiator?
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Which radiators are the best
Radiator is a general term for a series of devices used to conduct and release heat. It is used to increase the air velocity and flow rate flowing through the radiator, so as to enhance the heat dissipation capacity of the radiator and cool the engine accessories. Heat sinks are widely used, such as server heat sinks, car heat sinks, chip heat sinks, etc., heat sinks can solve heat dissipation problems well. So, which radiators are best?
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What are the better ways to cool down the server
With the development of information technology, cloud computing and big data are gradually entering people's lives. As a node of the network, the server stores and processes 80% of the data and information on the network. It is similar to a general-purpose computer chassis, including processors, hard disks, memory, and system buses.
