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CTOnews.com, Feb. 3, according to Fanless Tech, netizens "That Desktop User" used an 8-pound copper column as the passive radiator of Intel Core i9, and it worked well.

According to the picture source That Desktop User, this is a solid cylinder made of copper, which is used to dissipate heat for i9 (not mentioned in the specific model). The no-load temperature is 35 °C and the running temperature is 80 °C.

The netizen said that the copper solid cylinder is an accessory on a thousands of dollars medical device, and the copper column has a threaded hole, which seems to have the potential to be transformed into water cooling.

CTOnews.com learned that most of the current air-cooled radiators use copper base and aluminum fin structure, and high-end models will also use pure copper radiator fins. The function of the fin is to increase the heat dissipation area. Although the copper column in the picture above is very large, its heat dissipation area is not large, and its heat dissipation effect is naturally not as good as that of the traditional radiator.

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