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I find this stupid, why can't you use funnel cooling where one fan does job for all. Why you need 100 fans where the air doesn't touch the component only only one can touches rest doesntReply
I find this stupid, why can't you use funnel cooling where one fan does job for all. Why you need 100 fans where the air doesn't touch the component only only one can touches rest doesnt
How does the fans work stacked with the airflow? Most servers I see are single fans usually
4000w 😂😂😂
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Dang if I only had the money that looks like an it engineers dream
Meh that would never work. Only way to prove me wrong is to let me indefinitely borrow it. 😅
I'm always surprised how much engineering goes into designing these chassis.
Sorry, I don't get it. Server ventilation that fits into a server? How unique!
is that 4 a100's?!!!!
a lot of power for world of warcraft
Uh-huh. The fans are what you wanted us to see.