CPU cooling
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You could loose about 10 celsius with proper wiring.... My roomate has most of his IDE tucked behind the mobo tray, and the power cables are pretty much in corners of where they run. My dell is good save one IDE that covers the air inlet, so i might just throw a rouned IDE i have lying around in there....
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Originally Posted by jwikoff99
WIth the sides of my case removed, I get about 29C system and 55C cpu.
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Basic A+ training will tell you that the case is an important part of cooling and that the air flow across the boards is important. Removing the lid basically makes your case fans a waste of time. Therefore, the other boards in the computer are not getting air flow and are not being cooled either. So, why remove the side of the case
Dust is going to build up no matter what. You just need to clean more often!! Believe me the desert has enough of it!
Dust is going to build up no matter what. You just need to clean more often!! Believe me the desert has enough of it!