On Monday, October 20, 2003, at 08:03 AM, Stuart Bell wrote:
My thought entirely, however you might be a bit pushed for space, especially with the video cable, as you will need a high frequency/quality cable and bending them too hard tends to fray the internal wires. Shouldn't be any trouble finding the ports for the back though - I'd be so tempted to find a 5 port USB powered hub mounted in a 5.25" back, discard the plastic, and put that in.Good thinking!
Not bad for 7:30am right?
Yes G3/400 CPUs rarely get above about 40 degrees C while running idle. Flat out (using [EMAIL PROTECTED]) I've had mine (Al core not Cu) up to 58 or so, but yours being an upgrade chip is likely to be a bit more able to stand being used.
I tried 'temperature monitor' but it reported that my CPU has no sensing components. :-(
Oh good I'm glad mine's not the only G3/400 without one :). I jammed a metal probe thermometer in the fins of the heat-sink, seemed to work.
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