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I was contemplating on hijacking the training room's PC's (12 P4's around 2.6 GHz or so - each) ... but realized that we wipe them so often, it'd be a right pain to install it. Oh well - shall see if I can hoard some more hardware somehow or so ;). As per the F@H EULA, make sure you are authorized ...

MCS_Gaming wrote:...You got off lightly this time...

I just love that !

To wit: http://img73.photobucket.com/albums/v22 ... gh_guy.jpg

Yeah, but if Ramdom and I ducted our intakes to the outside we'd be pulling in air with a temp of 95-110°F for six months out of the year. That wouldn't help our system cooling at all. I understand that - that's why I was saying the comparison was not valid. Even in the middle of the summer, the av...

Do not be deceived by the summer in Vancouver. Vancouver is always dry especially in summer when we don't get that much rainfall. The only thing hot is the sunshine, but air is still plenty cold. This you'll feel when you're in the shades. I must have had bad luck when I was there - I recall a few ...

RaNDoMMAI - do you have a duct bringing in air from outside directly in your case ???

Having visited several times, Vancouver can get pretty hot and humid in the summer.... What are your plans when that happens ?

Arguably my system is quite different in that it's a desktop case, so my experience might not be overly relevant, but I added an intake fan right in front of my hard drive, and its temperature dropped by about 10C. OTOH, my MB temp went up about 6C. There's still a few configurations I want to try b...