The Future of PC Cooling?
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This ionic cooling module is completely silent, has no moving parts, and replaces large cumbersome fans. It works by running a current through a tiny little wire that you can barely see. That current creates positively charged air molecules that race toward this negatively charged piece of metal toward the back of the cooler. Those charged ions bump into other inert air molecules creating a subtle but noticeable airflow. With a few of them working together, it's enough to handle the 28 watt CPU in this prototype laptop. And that's not even the best part. A typical laptop motherboard has these cutouts where you got to put the fans. Well, if you didn't have fans, you wouldn't need cutouts, which could allow you to either save cost on your motherboard or save space for things like extra memory, more storage, or bigger batteries. While the cost per module is a little higher than a traditional fan, Ntinva believes that the other efficiencies you gain by switching to this pretty much make up for it, meaning it won't even cost a fortune. The other thing that won't cost you extra is Salient. Get 15% off using code LTT.
This short showcases an ionic cooling module that is silent, has no moving parts, and replaces bulky fans on laptop motherboards. The module works by running a current through a tiny wire that creates positively charged air molecules, which then travel toward a negatively charged metal piece at the back of the cooler, producing a subtle but noticeable airflow. With several of these modules working together, the prototype can handle a 28‑watt CPU, and the design eliminates the need for fan cutouts, saving cost and space for extra memory, storage, or batteries. The cost per module is slightly higher than a traditional fan, but the overall efficiencies and a 15% discount code LTT make it a compelling upgrade for PC builders.
Viewers largely praise the innovation, noting the silent operation and potential for dust cleaning. Many comments highlight the 15% discount code and the module’s ability to save motherboard space. Some users express excitement about the airflow efficiency and the module’s low back pressure. Overall sentiment is positive, with high engagement reflected in the 2100 likes and several supportive replies.
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Questions answered
- What is the main advantage of the ionic cooling module compared to traditional fans?
- It eliminates moving parts, operates silently, and frees up motherboard space by removing fan cutouts.
- How does the module generate airflow?
- A current runs through a tiny wire, creating positively charged air molecules that travel toward a negatively charged metal piece, producing airflow.
- What power draw does the module use?
- The prototype handles a 28‑watt CPU, indicating efficient power consumption.
- Is there a discount available for the module?
- Yes, a 15% discount code LTT is offered for early adopters.