it would also be handy to have a can of spray coolant nearby to cool the roasting componenet^^ itll prevent further damage^^...
not necessarily nitrogen though cuz that does cause alot of condensation...
shirohamada wrote:thermal expansion ?
i would, that coolant technique is handy, but don't over do it in one go.
Mirumoto_Chris wrote:A simple, 'common sense' type suggestion - make sure you have sufficient clearance around your box for the fans to operate. If your computer is flush against the wall/desk/ect. then all the fans in the world will do you no good.
An easy to do, but also an easy thing to forget.I had to remind several people in college.
Corran wrote:Mirumoto_Chris wrote:A simple, 'common sense' type suggestion - make sure you have sufficient clearance around your box for the fans to operate. If your computer is flush against the wall/desk/ect. then all the fans in the world will do you no good.
An easy to do, but also an easy thing to forget.I had to remind several people in college.
As long as there is clearance on two sides (The front and back) then that is enough. The point of case fans is to pull air through the case from one side to the other, cooling the equipment in the process. Of course, you don't need a heater flush with your case though.
Scintilla wrote:And while I'm at it, congrats to Corran for finally getting your SN changed.
TaranT wrote:I have to laugh at myself for writing that a processor would run at c. That makes no sense at all.
the Black Monarch wrote:If the clock speed had anything to do with the frequency of light being used, then you might have actually had a point
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