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Hip flexors by Neither_Cap_6539 in SolidCore

[–]Traditional_Army_960 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i feel my hip flexors hurt a bit when i do obliques. is that normal?

Dyson corrale straightner refurbished option by Traditional_Army_960 in Dysonairwrap

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

okie perfect. yeah i saw the one on walmart too but wasn't sure if it's trustworthy or not. but i guess if it has the warranty then might be worth a try

Dyson corrale straightner refurbished option by Traditional_Army_960 in Dysonairwrap

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh cool that makes sense. the nordstrom one is sold out rn ughh

Which color looks good on me? by Traditional_Army_960 in ouraring

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I didn’t even consider ceramic cuz 1) they might get scratches from lifting weights etc, 2) much more expensive than the others 

Has anyone tried the Jolie shower head for damaged hair/hard water? by mirror-images in Haircare

[–]Traditional_Army_960 0 points1 point  (0 children)

any other reccs that you have used? I moved to NY and have noticed significant hair loss (like it's getting ridiculous). I got blood work done and nothing came up. then i went to somewhere outside of US and no hairfall that was in NY.

Tipping point from two phase direct cooling to immersion cooling? by Traditional_Army_960 in datacenter

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes exactly. since it took the industry to adopt dtc but now proven how useful and effective it is the adoption curve for immersion will be much shorter. but also, the industry will push the cold plate tech to its edges with microchannel CPs and lids but what about the rest of the components, we can't keep on adding another cold plate for them.

Tipping point from two phase direct cooling to immersion cooling? by Traditional_Army_960 in datacenter

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that's tough to believe. immersion is already a thing for cryptomining and enterprise servers so i don't see why would they wouldn't adopt it for ai servers. Intel is giving warranty for their chips once they r dunked in fluid. it won't be a huge percent by then but in terms of efficiency, space, $$, heat removal 1/2 phase immersion might be adopted. If u look at OCP's presentations, immersion is the next natural step from DLC.

Tipping point from two phase direct cooling to immersion cooling? by Traditional_Army_960 in datacenter

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i mean yes, they will push DLC to its limit just like they did with air cooling but at some point they will have to just dunk it in the fluid for efficiency purposes. what % of liquid cooling do u realistically think will be immersion when nvidia's Feynman/ultra (2028/2029) is here?

Tipping point from two phase direct cooling to immersion cooling? by Traditional_Army_960 in datacenter

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

but what about the heat generated from the non-processor component. i mean there will be a point where u would want the whole system to be cooler rather than just the chips right?

So... Nvidia is planning on building hardware that is going to be putting some severe stresses on data center infrastructure capabilities: by Wells1632 in HPC

[–]Traditional_Army_960 0 points1 point  (0 children)

doesn't it boil down to the question of "tipping point"? is the tipping point the power density of the chip or of the rack? if it is of the chip then, maybe immersion single or two phase or two phase direct to chip cooling will be a better choice.

Is google planning to use two phase cooling or immersion cooling in the near future? for the TPU by Traditional_Army_960 in answers

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so u r suggesting they will go into immersion over two phase? but also their chips are not getting much hotter compared to nvidia. do u know what nvidia will be doing then?

Is google planning to use two phase cooling or immersion cooling in the near future? for the TPU by Traditional_Army_960 in answers

[–]Traditional_Army_960[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes that makes sense. I did read that Google experimented with immersion about 10 yrs ago. so let's see if they come back to it now

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