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Noctua goes pump-free. Their prototype Thermosiphon cooler makes use of boiling coolant and physics to ship liquid cooling with zero shifting elements, and it would lastly be prepared for prime time. Linus takes a deep dive into the way it works, why it’s been so exhausting to get proper, and what’s modified this time round. Plus, a have a look at Noctua’s first AIO cooler, upgraded followers, and all of the wild third-party collabs they dropped at Computex.
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
1:19 Sponsor
1:43 Why it’s so exhausting to make this work
4:02 Noctua’s workaround for boiling points
6:20 A12x25 Gen 2 followers
7:13 A Noctua AIO?!
9:12 Third-party collabs on the Noctua sales space
9:53 Sponsor
10:38 Credits
