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by devenson
5105 days ago
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Yes, spinning the heatsink is the whole point, to take advantage of the reduced boundary effect from the centrifugal force. I imagine the force of the air pressing against the fins in this case is considerable at such high RPMS. The other clever aspects of the design like the air bearing are simply to overcome problems that result from having a heatsink that's moving with respect to the heat source. |
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