A cooler with heat pipes, which contain a small amount of liquid that becomes a vapor when heated, allowing heat to be drawn away from the CPU without the use of a fan is known by what two terms?

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Albert Palmer

30 July, 17:57

A cooler with heat pipes, which contain a small amount of liquid that becomes a vapor when heated, allowing heat to be drawn away from the CPU without the use of a fan is known by what two terms?

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Dashawn Atkins · Answer 1

Answer:Passive CPU cooler

Fanless CPU cooler

Explanation:

A Passive CPU Cooler is a CPU cooler with only a heatsink. It has no fans and is completely silent in operation. Passive CPU Cooler is also called Fanless CPU Cooler or Noiseless CPU Cooler.

This fanless CPU cooler uses IcePipe technology - no fans, no dust, no noise. It is capable of silently cooling any processor with a TDP (thermal design power) output of up to 95 watts, including all Ivy Bridge CPUs ... IcePipe directly connected onto heatpipe for maximum thermal conductivity.