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soeren
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 Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 2:43 pm Post subject: urgh.. |
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hi guys what do u think about this?
when I build a new PC for my mate, I saw this 
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soeren
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| Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 2:44 pm Post subject: cooler |
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| and the cooler once again |
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Mixeur
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chipcollector
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From the looks of it, I'm better that this computer sits on the ground, and where the owner lives it tends to be very hot. Am I right? When its hot, dust would settle more and more in a computer case, you're only solution is to get more airflow in there.
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FDIV
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You think thats bad. Every once in a while I scrap out a cpu from a chain smokers house. Makes me wonder what their lungs look like. The heatsink looks like those old black chalk board erasers from grade school, nothing but black fiberous crap. I wonder if you could say the cpu died from lung cancer  |
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soeren
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My mate said that the case from 2003 till 2006 never really was opend. He came from school so at 1.50 pm and turned on the computer..the PC was shout down so at 11pm...and that maybe 350 days a year...the PC stand in a cupboard..so no good airflow.
We live in Germany....no dust and heat. |
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