Entroper on 07 August 2007
| bdbdbd said: The issue is that 90 Celsius (sorry, my mobile phone doesn't have "degree" mark in it) is the gap between the temperature of it's evinronment. So, the article predicted, that when it's very hot and room temperature can climb up to 35 Celsius, that means the graphics LSI may reach temperature of 125 Celsius. And to compare with, they desinfect (did i spell it correctly) the hospital instruments in a steam with temperature of 120 Celsius. |
Thanks for that clarification. Still, for further clarification, the article says they measured a temperature difference of 57 C, and that it is "expected" to reach a difference of 90 C. How did they arrive at that figure?
Also, 35 C = 95 F. Who plays their 360 in a living room at 95 degrees Fahrenheit? I would expect it to melt if I did that. Room temperature is more like 72 F, or about 22 C.
