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- Anonymous
- PWD
- 35 minutes ago
I think passive cooling is more of a trick on smartphones, more useful on computers that generate a lot of heat, are not closed, and have a larger surface area and volume to be able to install this whole cooling system. I wonder if all this passive cooling acts as an insulator and with the glass on the phone …
Redmagic with its active cooling system maintains very good performance with its fan. Xiaomi’s Blackshark can get very hot and this is a gaming phone with a lot of “cooling”
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Something interesting.
If you open phones with 820, 835, 845, 855, and 865, you’ll see some kind of cooling like graphite or copper.
But not within the mid-range, even those with Stronger Socks than the old 8xx. They don’t need to.