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I simply use an expensive but fan-ridden cooler-master gaming pc  chassis - enabled me to install things like disk caddies etc - in fact the chassis is more important if you ask me than The motherboard since I have upgraded mine twice since getting the chassis and then I am about to install water-cooling

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> On 14 Apr 2015, at 17:53, Rick Stevens <ricks at alldigital.com> wrote:
> 
>> On 04/13/2015 11:35 PM, Tim wrote:
>>> On Mon, 2015-04-13 at 14:45 -1000, Jim Lewis wrote:
>>> I agree that on cheap hardware this might be needed, however, I don't
>>> think it's the case on good systems. A lot of thought goes into the
>>> design of the hardware, so things like overheating don't occur.
>> 
>> Speaking as someone who's done electronics servicing for over 20 years,
>> I can't say that I concur with that.  Erroneous resumptions get made
>> that enough heat dissipation has been accounted for, or cooling is
>> supplied to cope with ambient temperatures that are lower than actually
>> present, or that the owner will have superseded the equipment before it
>> has cooked itself...
> 
> And I have to agree with Tim. As someone who's been in the industry for
> over 40 years, cooling is rarely ever given anything but short shrift.
> When you start stuffing lots of heat-generating components (GPUs,
> multiple CPUs, lots of DIMMs) into chassis that are designed with
> aesthetics more in mind than reliability or heat dissapation, you're
> "cruisin' for a bruisin'."
> 
> I stagger cards in my chassis when possible. I also run oversized power
> supplies and add additional cooling fans if I can fit them in. I've
> also been known to use the smoke from fireworks punks to look at the
> airflow inside a chassis and put in baffling to make the air go where I
> think it ought to.
> 
> I also manage several data centers and even with "industrial-quality"
> machines (rackmount servers from Dell, HP and IBM), cooling is ALWAYS
> an issue. I try to keep a 1U spacing between machines if I can, and if
> not I try to keep the "hotter" machines near the tops of the racks to
> minimize convection heat soak.
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