The TF&F approach substitutes
existing PC air-cooled heat sinks
with one Field Replaceable Cooling
Unit (FRCU). When packaging allows, one
FRCU loop provides cooling for all
or some of the following: CPU,
Graphic Cards, Voltage Regulators
(VRM), and High Performance memory.
Due to two-phase boiling (latent
heat absorbed), our
refrigerant-based PLMC cooling
system (unlike water-cooled loops),
provides close to isothermal cooling
for all serially connected cold
plates (heat receptacles).
Adding a low profile FRCU loop
noticeably reduces the cooling
system’s form factor (heat sinks,
local fans, etc.). That, in turn,
correspondingly drops air flow
impedance, which allows to slow down
the system’s fans, which also reduces
cooling system’s power consumption
and noise.

The TF&F approach
substitutes existing PC
air-cooled heat sinks with
one Field Replaceable
Cooling Unit (FRCU).
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This enhanced photo shows a
PLMC loop installed in a PC. |