Author: Aaron Gordon
Date: 10:06:49 10/03/02
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On October 02, 2002 at 13:41:56, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >On October 02, 2002 at 13:17:03, Maurizio De Leo wrote: > >>>anyway. i bought great fans for my cpu's and i blow in around 300M^3 air >>>an hour into the case and i blow out about 200M^3 an hour. >>> >>>That helps quite some :) >> >>Sounds like your case should have exploded a couple of minutes after you started >>it :-) >>What is supposed to be the pressure inside accumulating 100 m^3/hour = >> >>Maurizio :-) > >it's ok. there is many holes in the case. previously i made mistake that >i blew out more than there got in. overpressure is never a problem. i'm >no physist but this is easy to figure out :) > >If you have a bit of overpressure, then the happy thing is that the >cooling goes better than with underpressure. Of course logical for any >scientist, but it took a full year before i understood it :) > >I learned about cooling at the same trial and error speed that >Uri Blass learns about computerchess currently :) > >Current solution is EXCELLENT!! > >Of course found out by trial and error :) I haven't seen where overpressure (or any 'pressure') helps with pc cooling as of yet. I HAVE noticed if you can have a good ammount (100+cfm) of filtered air coming into the case and have some some pressurization going on (blowing air out of every hole, crack, etc) it will significantly reduce the ammount of dust buildup. Just make sure you've got the fan intake filters clean of course.
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