Anonymous #1 11w

Due to the laws of physics…yes…yes they are lol

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Anonymous OP 11w

What fucking laws of physics bro the shits using propylene glycol instead of water and cooling fans

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Anonymous #1 11w

What moves the fucking fluid around? How are you all this dense? Moving parts create vibrations…vibrations create sounds.

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Anonymous OP 11w

And if it makes less sound than fans and isn’t audible outside of the data center 🤯

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Anonymous #1 11w

What are they using for power?

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Anonymous #1 11w

Literally does not matter bc it touches the fucking ground lmfao.

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Anonymous OP 11w

Yeah so do manufacturing plants and a whole bunch of other shit, data center and ai isn’t going away should be pro regulation for better policies instead of begging for bans that aren’t coming. Technological advances don’t go back into the box once they’re out

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Anonymous #1 11w

Yeah yeah yeah…spew, bullshit, and goalpost moving. D for effort.

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Anonymous OP 11w

What’s argument would I make that something makes no noise everything fucking does all I’m saying is it’s gonna be way less noise than previously with fans which is good

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Anonymous #1 11w

You said it literally made no noise, dick skin. This was your stupid hill to die on.

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Anonymous OP 11w

I said “if it makes less noise than fans and isn’t audible outside” not no fucking noise

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Anonymous #1 11w

Can someone else tap in? Please…

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Anonymous #1 11w

Hey buddy, you never answered my question. What do they use for power?

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Anonymous OP 11w

Jfc bro tap in for what I just agreed that better sustainability investments in infrastructure that runs everything is good and that the latest design for a data center has that, the op is a prick but the post wasn’t all false

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Anonymous #2 11w

Generators and power plants like everything else fucking does I’m not out here arguing that American energy infrastructure is good

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Anonymous #1 11w

Oh, come on now. That wasn’t the argument. Don’t play coy lmfao…it’s right there.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Just that the newest data center design uses something besides water and fan cooling and will make less noise, please tell me what I said here was wrong

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Anonymous #1 11w

Which make both noise and pollution

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Anonymous OP 11w

I’m not the op idc what there argument was just that the posts information on new cooling was correct

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Anonymous #2 11w

Yes everything fucking does data centers aren’t the biggest contributors to that though lol

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Anonymous #1 11w

They might not be the most contributing factor when they’re right next to people’s houses. It’s still a problem.

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Anonymous #2 11w

No where in here did I imply I’m for putting data centers in the middle of urban areas that’s something I’m against hence wanting more regulation

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Anonymous #1 11w

That’s where a lot of them are being built though

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Anonymous #2 11w

Yeah I’m aware hence wanting more regulation

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Anonymous OP 11w

I’ve said I wanted more regulation on data centers this whole thread, me also stating that new design not using water cooling is just a fact

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Anonymous #1 11w

Did you even read the OOP or nah lol

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Anonymous OP 11w

Yes and again the parts about water and fans were a fact, the fans were the root cause of the noise I’m not the op idk if they’re argument was it’s completely removing noise I’m saying it’s going to significantly reduce noise just based off reports of read

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Anonymous #1 11w

Perfect. So going back to your first comment, yes. He was wrong. Glad we finally reached that conclusion ☺️

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