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Re: [PLUG] power supplies
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To solve that problem, I pulled the power supply from the machine. It
sits behind the machine where it's heat does not affect same and a fan can
push the heat away from it. The result is not pretty but it works.
bs
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Bradley Molnar wrote:
> hello all-
>
> my current machine has a power supply that runs way too hot for this weather
> (and too hot just in general).
>
> I was wondering if anyone knew of (or is using) a 350-400W power supply that
> ran cool. Cool in this case is described as, under normal loads, is not the
> most effective method of heating up the room I'm in. This one, when idling,
> would heat the room up to about 95 degrees F.
>
> Any brands to look at/avoid would be appreciated.
>
> Oh, this is for intel hardware.
>
> thanks
> -b
>
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