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Wayfinder · 06-30-03, 04:53 PM

Wow guys... if you're running 135 - 160 degrees F... you're running way too hot. That could smoke a processor. Anything over 120 degrees is enough to cause random data problems, freezeups and limited part life. I'd sure do something right away to get the heat down. I've installed a few computer systems, and in my experience comfortable and safe running temperature is about 112 degrees. It has consistently proven true that systems I've seen hit 124 degrees F start going bonkers.

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Wayfinder Aximsite All Star Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: KC MO USA Posts: 814 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Wow guys... if you're running 135 - 160 degrees F... you're running way too hot. That could smoke a processor. Anything over 120 degrees is enough to cause random data problems, freezeups and limited part life. I'd sure do something right away to get the heat down. I've installed a few computer systems, and in my experience comfortable and safe running temperature is about 112 degrees. It has consistently proven true that systems I've seen hit 124 degrees F start going bonkers. __________________ :)http://Truesite.org .... There's something there for everybody.:) Almost Irish (free MP3s) -- Quest of the Turtle -- Personality Evaluation (free download) -- Wayfinder's Homepage... and more.