Solid state cooling for computer chips

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

Came across this video of a "chip" that cools other chips - it’s not really solid state as there is a moving membrane but it’s damn compact and seems to be pretty efficient.

[maj. tom]

Game changer in processing efficiency by about double.
Right now the most powerful CPUs in mobile and laptop designs are limited by self-throttling because of heat.

The AirJet module is actually not placed directly on the processor in ultrabooks but on copper pipes because it allows for thinner designs that way.
https://www.cnx-software.com/2023/01/20/quiet-ultrathin-airjet-solid-state-active-cooling-could-replace-fans/

Hope this remarkable little technology doesn't cost too much or take too long to implement.

[sMASH]

Pretty awesome, and I see it scaling up in the future.
I was trying to think of a way to break through the boundary layer myself, but what I came up with would be bigger and a lot more noisy.




Personally, I thinking they could put a few rows of heat pipes up from the die, and imbed thses in between the rows. Like a passive cooler wirh fins but these would occupy the space between the fins.

[ruffneck_12]

okay that's hella cool

Although I wonder what the longevity of this would be

Also , can this apply to forced induction on injin

[maj. tom]

Frore System's Airjet cooling inventions at Computex 2023