Akasa Galileo T - Building a Fully Silent Fanless PC скачать в хорошем качестве

Akasa Galileo T - Building a Fully Silent Fanless PC

  / fullysilentpcs   This is the third of a five-part series that looks at four different fanless thin mini ITX tiny PC cases. The fifth video will compare thermal test results. This is the Akasa Galileo T, which was released in 2016. It uses two six-millimeter heatpipes to transfer heat to a large heatsink that makes up the left side of the case. The case can be laid flat, or VESA mounted to a monitor. It is compatible with up to two 2.5” storage drives. It is about 12.8 inches wide, 8.4 inches deep, and 1.7 inches tall, about 3.0 liters in volume. The Akasa Galileo is marketed for 35-watt CPUs, and initial testing indicates that it can safely cool about 45 watts from the CPU. This custom computer included the following components: Akasa Galileo T Case (https://bit.ly/3ervysK) Intel i3-9100 CPU (https://bit.ly/38sGWn1) Asus H310T Motherboard (https://bit.ly/2ZFy7SL) G.Skill Ripjaws 16 GB x 2 SODIMM RAM (https://bit.ly/3guaS4L) Crucial MX500 500 GB 2.5" SSD (https://bit.ly/31P0vnZ) Intel 8265 M.2 Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Card (https://bit.ly/3iIQZcm) External 19 V AC-DC Adapter (https://bit.ly/38vrt5o) The maximum CPU temperature after running Prime95's CPU stress test for half an hour was about 80° C, with power limits set to 35 W, and an ambient room temperature of 25° C. www.fullysilentpcs.com Available for sale are fully built silent computers, built with no moving parts. The computers utilize passive heatsinks to dissipate the heat into the air. A variety of models are available with a variety of latest generation processors and SSD storage options. These PCs are great for general use or as home theater PCs. They have zero fans, zero spinning disks, and therefore zero noise! They are available at the link above.