How "TDP" Is Calculated & Why Cooler Reviews Are Flawed | Lab Tour
This tour of Cooler Master's fan & heatsink testing lab gives an opportunity to discuss how TDP is calculated and how cooler reviews are difficult.
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"TDP" is sort of a difficult metric to work with. Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA all calculate TDP differently, and cooler manufacturers calculate their own TDPs still differently from these companies. In this video, we show one of the tools that Cooler Master could use to calculate "TDP" of a cooler, although the company more commonly leaves the number off of boxes to reduce confusion. The same testing lab is used for case fan benchmarks, CPU cooler and heatsink benchmarks, and product development of coolers.
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Host: Steve Burke
Video: Andrew Coleman
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