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Noctua fans prevent the CAIM1 ‘Anti-AI’ 4K camera from throttling — unusual camera’s processor gets toasty as it records while performing cryptographic calculations

September 20

A premium PC DIY fan brand has announced that one of its prized spinners is being used in a 4K camera.

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