The Most Exciting PC Hardware in YEARS. - Frore AirJet Cooler
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Published 2023-05-30
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It ain't much to look at but Frore System's Airjet cooling inventions could revolutionize PC cooling in the next few years. Here at Computex 2023, they're showing of a new version we've never seen before!
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MUSIC CREDIT
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Intro: Laszlo - Supernova
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Outro: Approaching Nirvana - Sugar High
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Monitor And Keyboard by vadimmihalkevich / CC BY 4.0 geni.us/PgGWp
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:53 don't judge a book by its cover
1:41 Let's take it apart
3:21 Boundary Layers
4:20 How much cooling do you get?
5:19 Thermal Camera
6:13 Its 2nd big party trick
7:04 Dust resistance & why it's cool
8:58 How do they achieve this??
11:44 The downsides...
12:31 Frore's Roadmap
13:23 Other applications
14:19 What could this mean for the future?
16:45 Outro
All Comments (21)
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i can really tell linus is exited in the last 2 videos as he gets to take apart tech that he feels he should not be allowed to.
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Piezoelectrics can also convert vibration into current. Some snowboards in the '90s use them to convert chatter into lighting an LED on top of board
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This was the sleeper hit at CES for me - so excited that they've actually started integrating it.
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I'd LOVE to see this in a Steam Deck considering how "user friendly" it is to open an repair/swap things.. like I know it wouldn't be just a drop in thing and such but I think that be ridiculously sweet to attempt.
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Can't wait to see this as an upgrade option in Framework laptops.
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I can't wait to see how they DIY add this to the steam deck. I want to see how close this technology is to being useful in mainstream electronics
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I am super jealous of these guys for coming up with something so effective, simple and elegant with a rather large market
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I saw this in a video a while ago. You're right, it's the most impressive thing I've seen in years, I haven't been excited by hardware for a while. I could see the performance of small devices increasing by so much with the possibility of active cooling using such a device.
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This seems like one of the advancement landmarks in technology that is at its infancy but will significantly change the direction and build strategies of future devices.
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seeing this tech at CES was so cool but I was worried we weren't gonna see anything of it again. I'm glad the company is going well.
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Hell yes! Experiments on cooling the ROG ally or Steam deck! That would be amazing and such a fun project to see you guys get into ❤
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I would absolutely love to see this in a Steam Deck or Ally (or both). Quieter? Better performance? Less power use? Any/all of the above?
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This is the kind of generational change that Valve is looking for in a Steam Deck 2 model. With these types of fans, the entire device could be redesigned.
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I can imagine this being used in multiple devices: - VR Standalone Headset - Handheld Consoles - Smartphones - Tablets - Robot (I.E. Rombas and such) - Laptops And who knows? Maybe eventually even cooling Desktop CPUs and GPUs
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I remember seeing the airjets a few months ago and I thought it would be a game changer in the laptop space, but it has potential for so much more. Really exciting tech and I can't wait to see how it progresses!
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Building my own mini-form-factor desktop PC and fabricating my own case and cooling-solutions sounds like such a difficult project but with things like this it seems very possible and makes me super excited for the future.
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Can't wait to see stuff like this implemented in VR and AR, since one of the biggest things keeping headsets fairly large is that they require onboard cooling (if standalone, anyway)
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I would like to see the dust resistantness of these things in person. As someone who works IT for a very dusty plant, this could be interesting
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I'm a huge fan of making fans obsolete. Just like I'm also a big fan of this segue to LTT's sponsor, Sweetwater.
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Very cool. I love that these guys took a chance and left their stable corporate jobs to build this startup and, hopefully, to contribute to leadership in the industry. Also I love the way you zoom out to see the industry from the perspective of scaling technology and considering the parallels in other related technologies while showing real data.
