Well that’s pretty neato.
A silent, energy-free cooling solution that works for hours at a time? Sounds like it’s perfect for military operations. Imagine the Boston Dynamics robots, but without the whirr of cooling fans.
+33% cooling
+50% conductivity
+10 corrosion damage
„32.65% better performance“ compared to what? That article is utter garbage.
Because what goes better around electronics than conductive liquids?
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