To Suck, or to Blow ????

[MIK3]

Tell me about it, lmao!!!  u get protection on ur computer as well as a nice blatter reliefer!!!  Better watch out for that power supply, yeah!!! You sure would wake up the marching men, thats fur sure!!!  



(what a thread)

[vee_ess]

it worx and it doesn't conduct too well. it even made my fans spin faster! j/k lmao, i start coughing and hawk lugie at comp, but miss cpu and hit monitor. better luck next time

[MIK3]

HOLY CRAP!!!! LMAO!!!! im crackin up like cazy...i could just imagine a wet, green, thick, 5 ouncer sliding down the monitor, and drip.......on to F5 through F8!!!! lol

[vee_ess]

yeah and now it is long and stringy and almost dry!!! now that is a mod!

[MIK3]

yeah i think that if it were that grotesck, it should void the monitor as well as the keyboard, if i were the manufacturer of them, i sure would put it in the Terms of Agreement!!!

[vee_ess]

Yeah, but then i think of somethin that aint qualify as being anything in the TOS

Well, to get back on topic, I tried reversing the fan ontop of the heatsink so it would suck instead of blow...

...the result.. the idle temp rose to 50 and was still moving up when i shut the comp down and put the fan back into its blow position.  So i guess its better to have it blowing.

My idle is now back to 45-46 and load is 51-52

45-46 is not bad. If you have air conditioning, turn that down to 62 degrees.

[vee_ess]

I have a basic cooling system and my temperatures are around 95F-100F on my 1Ghz. Not bad, eh? (don't worry, I am taking no credit for this) And the stability is awesome even though it is below the minimum stable temperature - Windows XP hasn't crashed on me once in about 3 months that I have been running it and 2000 went for about 9 months til I replaced the OS!

the title of this thread is rather disturbing