alt Hacker NewsJust have to size radiators correctly. Not a physics problem. Just an economic one.
Main physics problem is actually that the math works better at higher GPU temps for efficiency reasons and that might have reliability trade off.
Just have to size radiators correctly. Not a physics problem. Just an economic one.
Main physics problem is actually that the math works better at higher GPU temps for efficiency reasons and that might have reliability trade off.
Anything is possible here, it's just there's no goddamn reason to do any of this. You're giving up the easiest means of cooling for no benefit and you add other big downsides.
It's scifi nonsense for no purpose other than to sound cool.