For me, fiddling with ventilation/cooling fans is a job for Archibald
Harry Tuttle
Nice one! I'm assuming you're referring to the movie Brasil.
That's right. The business of cooling seems to be important in computing
(see
For business desktop use, I prefer onboard graphics for reliability.
Also, most add-in cards require fans for cooling which gives you another
point of failure while adding to the noise. Power requirements are higher
when you want the graphics performance of the faster graphics cards.
I agree
Dear Folks,
I am planning to order the components for a new PC that I will put together
myself with a bit of help from the local PC store I use for repairs etc.
At first I had thought to buy an FX 8350 motherboard plus fan and some RAM
and a power supply e.g. Corsair Builder Series CXM 750W
On 11/11/14 01:09 PM, Michael Fothergill wrote:
Dear Folks,
I am planning to order the components for a new PC that I will put
together myself with a bit of help from the local PC store I use for
repairs etc.
At first I had thought to buy an FX 8350 motherboard plus fan and some
RAM and a
For business desktop use, I prefer onboard graphics for reliability.
Also, most add-in cards require fans for cooling which gives you another
point of failure while adding to the noise. Power requirements are higher
when you want the graphics performance of the faster graphics cards.
For
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