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lol thats damn funny, question tho... can't a card be designed to run at higher temps? or is a given rule that hardware has to be below a certain "acceptable" temperature no matter what its was designed to take?
Edit: I use a HD5850, so temperature problems aren't really a problem, just curiousity is the problem |
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There are certain thresholds electronics and such can take. Looking at the fighterplane equipment, the cooling mechanism is VERY efficient and even more so if the equipment is sensitive to overheat, like a computer array would be for example. |
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The higher the temperatures the higher the resistance, the more power required to make it work. If the temps get too high they stop working.
It's a bit of a vicious circle. In general cooler is better. |
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The addy told a lot but this graph even more
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I'm dismayed that the 5850 does so poorly in Flanker35M's graph.
Flyby out
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the warrior creed: crap happens to the other guy! |
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