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Linus' biggest concern is noise, so whatever setup he has likely doesn't have fans blaring to increase performance.
That's actually pretty much the opposite of how that works. More fans generally mean lower noise as they don't need to run as hard to deliver the same volume of air. Same with larger fans. There is eventually a point where adding more fans hurts rather than helps, but it's probably more fans than you would think. All of this is especially true for watercooling and radiator fans, the more radiator area and associated fans you have the better. My desktop with 3 radiators and 8 radiator fans is quieter than my server with one radiator, 3 radiator fans and 2 case fans, and that's despite the desktop having a higher total heat load.
blaring adjective
Example: a blaring alarm and flashing red light were going off
Okay now give me the definition of "pedantic douchebag"
I can't even see what mistake I made. I didn't even use that word. I think they are just salty over getting corrected.