GuyPerfect Catgirl Level: 68 Posts: 409/1096 EXP: 2665977 For next: 62823 Since: 07-23-07 Since last post: 1.7 years Last activity: 220 days	Posted on 04-23-08 08:38:08 PM Link | Quote
	While graphene is a good thermal conductor, it does have its limits. It'll be interesting seeing how they avoid having it melt when the temperature inevitably does get too high.

Xkeeper Level: 263 Posts: 5431/25353 EXP: 297174955 For next: 1785498 Since: 07-03-07 Pronouns: they/them/???????? Since last post: 4 days Last activity: 1 hour	Posted on 04-24-08 09:38:05 PM Link | Quote
	Probably the same way they do it now: by not letting it get that high. Modern processors take damage from being too hot as well, and most of them have controls built-in to prevent them from reaching that temperature by themselves. I don't think there's anything that can be done about preventing it from going too high because of external factors. ____________________