> i have a mini tower P4 in the shop and whenever i walk around the back i
> am always shocked at the sheer volume of *really* hot air blowing out
> the rear
> it's a bit useful in the winter though
Seriously, I wonder why someone hasn't thought of the idea of designing a
special computer case that puts a hot plate surface on the P4 heatsink?
The waste heat can keep your cup of coffee warm. What better way to enjoy
your coffee, while you develop with Java and JavaBeans?
Best regards,
Ivan Baggett
Bagotronix Inc.
website: www.bagotronix.com
Dennis Saputelli wrote:
re running naked
about a year ago my router died and i had to plug directly into the DSL
'modem'
ZAM!
in less than 300 seconds my entire LAN was infected with some worm whose
name i can't remember now, but it was rampant at that moment
it took many wasted hours to clean it all up
i hadn't clicked on or caused anything directly
Ivan is correct about the P4 space heater effect
i have a mini tower P4 in the shop and whenever i walk around the back i
am always shocked at the sheer volume of *really* hot air blowing out
the rear
it's a bit useful in the winter though
ds
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