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Nvidia, $NVDA, has announced a warm-water cooling system that it says can dramatically reduce the amount of water a data center uses, eliminating “pretty much all water usage” inside the data center.

An AORUS RTX 5090 owner opened the card after noticing the fans spinning faster than usual, reaching around 2,000 RPM while gaming, even though the GPU temperature stayed below 76°C. After removing the cooler, the owner found that the thermal gel had moved and collected at the top of the vapor chamber, leaving little or no material on the lower part of the GPU chip. The owner believes this may have caused higher hotspot temperatures, but no hotspot readings were recorded before the card was opened. The owner plans to replace the original material with Honeywell PTM7950.

wait people are actually defending the steam machine? what?? it's just an underpowered and overcosted PC, why would anyone go for this over an ACTUAL pc

For most of us computer geeks the steam machine specs & pricing are underwhelming, but for your average person I still think it's well priced. At bare minimum you get a PC that can run almost every game on steam, guaranteed hardware support, & a simple plug and play experience.

look at my mechanic dawg he aint fixing shit