Designers make passive heat dissipation ITX concept chassis to pursue mute experience
CTOnews.com October 7 news, designer Noah Beerstecher and foreign media Fanless Tech cooperation, exposed the latest design of the passive heat dissipation ITX concept chassis.
This chassis is simple in design, does not use too many heat dissipation fins, and is suitable for low-power chips.
This chassis is equipped with a custom fanless CPU radiator, which is similar to the flat version of Noctua NH-P1 and should have good cooling performance.
The Thin mini-ITX chassis consists of pure copper fins or traditional aluminum / anodized alumina fins that hold down 35W processors.
CTOnews.com learned that the above three chassis are the main ultimate mute experience, there are no built-in fans, and there are no mass production plans.
