atang1 wrote:
If cpus are using bipolar transistors and run 200 degrees C., when water changes to steam; it is a phase change cooling device, such as standing water pipes with a small amount of water in the pipe. Steam cooled by air at the other end and changed back to water, sliding back to the cpu.
If you use airconditioner to cool a cpu, it is just an air conditioner(60-75 degrees F air), already compressed gas into liquid and as it evaporates it cools.
Most lack engineering knowledge.
1. water boils at 100C, at 200C it explodes.
2. the pipe is a condenser, if the condensed material returns to its orgin it is refluxing, if collected elsewhere is it distilling.
3. air conditioners outputting air at 60F are called fans.
4. the gases boiling point is below ambient temperature hence it absorbs heat from the surroundings and boils, taking the heat with it (endothermic).
im not trying to be mean i just like accurate descriptors.