Wll Ive got a name brand pc and finally figured out how to keep my temps at around 35 now, any guesses...
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Wll Ive got a name brand pc and finally figured out how to keep my temps at around 35 now, any guesses...
take a side panel off?
plug the case fan in?
liquid nitrogen?
underclock?
What a swift answer indeed or close enough as Ive taken the entire cover off and left it that way...Quote:
Originally Posted by GepperRankins
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This is kinda like scratch and sniff sorta.
i dont feel too sad. you have to put up with the extra noise :snooty:Quote:
Originally Posted by RealitY
I dont hear any extra noise at all on a serious note...
Does it sound like a silly note then?
ad 2 case fans.. one for intake one for output of air... my case temp is 30 degrees idle.
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...144-025&depa=0
Its dusty as hell here, would n't work long for me . :D
Mines at 30-35 all the time. even when it didnt have a intake/exhaust fan. (The side was on.)
At the shop we deal with heat issues in Dells and Compaqs all the time.
This has lead to quite a bit of R&D and I'm pleased to announce that we've solved the problem.
It's entirely possible to keep your name brand PC at/near room ambient by simply removing the power cord from the PSU.
This easy modification not only lowers your temps significantly, but Windows is ever so much more stable.
Hope this helps. :blink:
damn why didnt i think of that? :oQuote:
Originally Posted by clocker
We are pros....
That's why we get the big bucks.
But doesn't it void the warranty? :blink:
Only if you didn't purchase the Extended Non-Service Plan.