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Old 02-09-2004, 00:56   #1
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Why is your VPU on the wrong side?

This is why:
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Keeping the VPU on the underside of the graphics board keeps it well away from the primary thermal monster in the PC - the CPU. If we put the VPU on the upper surface then its heat would typically feed directly into the CPU - and that would mean having to run CPUs slower to stop them from overheating.
http://www.3dvelocity.com/articles/a...iew/rhuddy.htm
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