Liquid Cooling Technology Uses a Continuous Flow of Fluid(s) in a Process

question 109

True/False

Liquid cooling technology uses a continuous flow of fluid(s) in a process that transfers the heated fluid away from the processor to a radiator-type grill, which cools the liquid, and then returns the cooled fluid to the processor.

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