it's fun to "cha soh pan mong mar"

if u seriously no idea how a mosfte look like, its like this :



every single component that looks like that = mosfet on your mobo.
and which mosfet regulate the vcore? = ask your manufacturer.

the mosfet's surface is made of non/least heat conductive material, it gets warm though but the heat is contained within. an anology of how it is:

mosfet surface = wood
internal part of the mosfet = kettle

the kettle cour get very hot, but the heat doesnt transfer much to the wood, u can place heatsink there...but the effect is almost zero.

This post has been edited by AlamakLor: Oct 8 2004, 11:15 AM

True in theory..and the back of the mobo cooling thing...

But anyhow, why does SMP boards always have big heatsinks for their mosfets?

colling the mosfets from the bac of the mobo very damn mar fann ler....and it has to use thermal pad, and if something went wrong...sot kiu the mobo is really a nightmare jsut because of trying to cool something that is not really confirmed to have any real effect on the performance....its like doing research for peopel for free lol in your own expense of coz

which smp board? it might not be a mosfet....something with mosfet look
or they have bare mosfets

you think i got so much time for that ka?