The folks over at Sony have just released a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation 5 teardown video which lays bare all the nooks and crannies hidin𒉰g under their new console's panels. Amongst all the bits and pieces is a powerful fan and even a dash of liquid metal, both of which are apparently going to help keep your new baby cool.
They won't do a great job at keeping you cool whilst you salivate your way through the vi🍒deo, though. Yo🏅u've been warned.
At around time mark 3:33 in the video, Yasuhiro Ootori of Sony's Mechanical Design Department takes out the rather generous fan which is embedded within the console, so we can get a closer look. It's apparently a double-sided air intake fan, 120 millimeters in diameter and 45 millimeters thick. Earlier in the video you'll see how the fan is positioned to allow for ample ⛦air to be drawn into the machine from both sides. This will of course make for a much more efficient cooling system.
If you watch a bit further along, you'll get to see what is probably one of the console's coolest features - liquid metal. That's apparently what the PS5 💦༺is using as its thermal conductor.
The next-gen console is evidently made up of a lot of really powerful components which will no doubt be whirring and spinning away for hours on end. They'll ther🀅efore demand as efficient and reliable a cooling system as possible. That's what the liquid🃏 metal and beefed-up fan will provide.
The liquid metal, whilst occupying a comparatively tiny area between the SoC (or "system on a chip") and the heat sink in the console, will apparently "ensure long-term, stable, high cooling performance." Sony has reportedly spent more than two years preparing, testing, and🐎 optimizing this liquid metal for use in their new console. The culmination of years of research and development seems to have led to a pretty damn impressive contraption.
The PlayStation 5 releases on November 12, 2020.
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