Actually not at all. Exhaust air temperature is simple function of airflow and cooling capacity of cooler. If you would have two coolers. Both calculated in a way that they are able to cool off lets say 100W and one is doing that with 1m3/min of airflow and second one with 2m2/min they both would have same efficiency but difference in intake and exhaust air temperature for first one would be twice as big as for second one.
Im actually not suprised that the Series X is running hot.
This is the main air intake:
And this is the cramped path the air has to take:
If people think this thing already runs hot, just wait till some dust settles in.
That promo pic is fucking bullshit.
How is MS lying about anything? they never said itll run like a fridge u dumb dumb. Fanboys trying to hate is funnyProblem is MS lied about it:
Also, I don't know if this is you, but there is a lot of concern trolling about the PS5 being at risk because of its high clock rate GPU.
Journalist says Xbox Series X can get ‘hot like a fireplace’ | VGC
Early users praise quiet cooling but express surprise at the amount of heat the console emits…www.videogameschronicle.com
He said (translated by VGC): "The Series X is hot, like really hot! It doesn't make any noise, but damn it's hot! The console is emitting heat like crazy. It's almost like a fireplace shaft. You can heat up your flat with it."
Look at the picture of the stand I posted. The corners is where the air will get pulled in unlike how the promo pic displays the air intake.
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Its a pointless promo pic. Im not even sure why the poster replied with it.
Im actually not suprised that the Series X is running hot.
This is the main air intake:
And this is the cramped path the air has to take:
If people think this thing already runs hot, just wait till some dust settles in.
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What makes sense? Are you a hardware and/or cooling system designer?
What nonsense did I spread? That Im not suprised that it gets hot?
Congrats!!! You win today's try hard reward. Pointing out the failure rates of the xbox 360 is an effort to troll. If you can't see this then you're either intentionally being dense or lack common sense. The things I pointed out were flaws with Sony during the PS3/360 era, yet are not expectations for the PS5. The entire premise of this thread was refuted by people who have their hands on Series-X's shortly after the claim was made.
I believe you need to read up on the definition of 'everything else equal'
You obviously want a heatsink (skipping water cooling for now) that takes up as much heat as fast as possible. The heatsink's capacity to then shed that energy to the air is a function of the temperature delta between the heatsink and the air in direct contact with the heatsink - i.e. the hotter the air the less efficient is your cooling solution. You get a good measure of that by checking the temperature of the exhaust air.
Nothing deranged about that - a little bit of reading comprehension though.
If you take a volume of air and funnel it through a smaller confined path then the air has to speed up which will also cool it.Im actually not suprised that the Series X is running hot.
This is the main air intake:
And this is the cramped path the air has to take:
If people think this thing already runs hot, just wait till some dust settles in.
Im not concerned at all because like you said I dont plan on buying this console (no games). Im just discussing the topic and unlike your brethens I dont even try to spread FUD.
This only works if the suction is strong enough. You think a single wide fan running slowly brings enough performance for that effect to take place meaningfully?
Are you retarded? I did no such thing.
Are you suggesting that you're missing the uppermost curved part of your head? Sorry, didn't realise.
Look up positive, negative and static pressure. Each of these works differently according to what kind of case you are using and the density of the components and the location of the heatsinks.
Why do you think they designed it with an hour glass type of shape for the air flow with restricted intakes? The whole form factor of the console was designed around the airflow first and foremost. My guess would be that they had the idea of how they wanted to utilise this effect and then built the entire system around it. Bear in mind that this is not a venturi to create a vacuum powerful enough for the purpose of pulling a second fluid into the main stream but merely to create the biggest heat differential and the fastest airflow they could at the point inside the case where the most heat is being produced.
Exactly. In the PC world, we start worrying when the machine actually has no hot air coming out of it.
It has intake vents on the rear as well.Im actually not suprised that the Series X is running hot.
This is the main air intake:
And this is the cramped path the air has to take:
If people think this thing already runs hot, just wait till some dust settles in.
The smugness in your posts doesn't cover up the fact that you're full of shit. Do you own a modern gaming computer? My guess is no. Do you think large heatsinks alone solve heating issues in PCs even with a much larger form factor? If you do you are clueless.I believe you need to read up on the definition of 'everything else equal'
You obviously want a heatsink (skipping water cooling for now) that takes up as much heat as fast as possible. The heatsink's capacity to then shed that energy to the air is a function of the temperature delta between the heatsink and the air in direct contact with the heatsink - i.e. the hotter the air the less efficient is your cooling solution. You get a good measure of that by checking the temperature of the exhaust air.
Nothing deranged about that - a little bit of reading comprehension though.
