Frore Handheld Gaming

[@techmarc7878]

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnn? Been waiting for a long time now.

[@demonz9065]

cant wait for mini pcs with these

[@YoungTrizo]

how can we buy this steam deck mod???

[@YessiYuri]

I seriously can't wait for this!

[@EnochGitongaKimathi]

How comes Valve didn't include this with the refreshed Steamdeck OLED? Handheld Gaming Console PCs are prime for this tech.

[@ultimateteoh7583]

Because not in mass production yet

[@EnochGitongaKimathi]

@@ultimateteoh7583 I hope Frore nail high volume manufacturing because I foresee a wide spread demand and application for this.

[@gerooq]

It will come soon, If Valve is smart then they will be the first to rep this new tech

[@alimosuvi6142]

i am looking forward to see this tech on gaming laptop i have asus gaming laptop and its getting hot too much and cant achive its max potentioal❤❤❤

[@Me_Caveman]

Steam Deck 2. I am ready

[@yuzhuocao5663]

Yo y’all need to move much faster! I want this thing on my gaming laptop ASAP!!!

[@PokeAmp]

will the fans be available to the consumer market or only just for companies to buy and put in there devices to sell to consumers

[@thedesk954]

Try to get smart phone manufactures to use your tech, So they can get benchmark bragging right

[@verebellus]

can you make a custom solution for handhelds that can replace the original fan assembly? rog ally and steam deck

[@MathewAguayo2023]

I am really impressed if this is true. I wonder if the Nintendo switch 2 will use frore cooling in their console.

[@tejasbhandari24]

Yeah but when are you going to bring this in market ? It’s been over a year since we have listening from you . Are your products just for Ces ? We know airjet is the solution but to solve problem it has to be implemented . Not just displayed

[@shacky98]

its technically on the market, zotac sells a mini pc with it. Its up to the manufacturer of the device to implement airjets, not frore.

[@tejasbhandari24]

@@shacky98 yeah but frore can release their own cpu coolers independently . I mean what’s stopping them to bring cooler which can cool 14900k ? Here is the thing frore needs to understand big companies wait until the new companies go bankrupt and than buy the patents . Only thing that will stop this from happening is by showing up with actual retail product which people can buy 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@shacky98]

@@tejasbhandari24 because the technology that they have is only capable of cooling lower wattage chips, not full on desktop processors and PC towers. Right now they're focusing on slim laptops and small computers and electronics. If the technology ever gets to the point where they can cool 100+ watts then yeah we'll see them, but for now they're new and you gotta give them time.

[@tejasbhandari24]

@@shacky98 Yes I agree but they can stack airjets and work with it . For example take a low profile cpu air cooler stack maybe 4-6 airjet minis , increase the density of fins on air cooler and use airjet in place of fan . Yes the consumption will be increased but surprise surprise you have better quality air cooler ( using airjets rather than fan ) than traditional air cooler . Things can be done but Frore should think big rather than going into niche market

[@shacky98]

@@tejasbhandari24 bruh there's literally no benefit to using air jets to what you said. The point of airjets is to use it in slim laptops. A desktop is not constrained for space and potentially noise like a slim laptop is. You'd also need a lot of air jets to cool a desktop cpu. If u try to cool down a 14900k, you need literally 25 airjet pro. Not to mention they're expensive since the way they manufacture them is akin to semiconductor fabrication. Desktops are just not financially beneficial for them, laptops are not niche, desktop PC parts and desktop computers are more niche, if not actually niche. Laptops make a large majority of the PC market share. Actually laptops dominate the space. Just because they're new and high tech doesn't mean they're entirely better than what we already have. That being said I'm excited to see them being used in gaming handhelds like the switch and steam deck. That's the appropriate demographic for this tech.