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Maximus Yu
23 July, 01:19
What is a heat sink?
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Steven Hooper
23 July, 01:41
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A heat sink is often found on some computers and it absorbs heat thru metal fins and disperses it outwards to the air keeping the working thing or object at an optimal temperature
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Jaelyn Silva
23 July, 03:24
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a sink that is heated
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