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CAIM1 camera reportedly uses a 40mm Noctua fan to tackle heat

Wccftech reports that the camera captures 4K video at 60 frames per second while generating cryptographic proofs, with a release targeted for the first quarter of 2027.

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Wccftech reports that the CAIM1 camera uses Noctua’s NF-A4x10 PWM fan to address its thermal challenge. The camera combines 4K video capture at 60 frames per second with cryptographic proof generation, according to the outlet, which gives a target release window of Q1 2027.

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Wccftech@wccftechNoctua 40mm fan finds its place inside the CAIM1 camera to address the thermal challenge. 🔗 https://wccf.tech/1l9aq20d
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareNoctua fans prevent the CAIM1 ‘Anti-AI’ 4K camera from throttling — unusual camera’s processor gets toasty as it records while performing cryptographic calculations https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/air-cooling/noctua-fans-prevent-the-caim1-anti-ai-4k-camera-from-throttling-unusual-cameras-processor-gets-toasty-as-it-records-while-performing-cryptographic-calculations19d
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    Wccftech@wccftechNoctua 40mm fan finds its place inside the CAIM1 camera to address the thermal challenge. 🔗 https://wccf.tech/1l9aq20d
    Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareNoctua fans prevent the CAIM1 ‘Anti-AI’ 4K camera from throttling — unusual camera’s processor gets toasty as it records while performing cryptographic calculations https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/air-cooling/noctua-fans-prevent-the-caim1-anti-ai-4k-camera-from-throttling-unusual-cameras-processor-gets-toasty-as-it-records-while-performing-cryptographic-calculations19d
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