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Bozos of Bones · 08-17-2006, 06:58 PM

Umm... it's a bit... err... That's supposed to go on my CPU, inside the case? OK, so I turn it towards the back of the case so it has an intake... and I add in some good screws so my motherboard doesn't snap... It would work, that much is true. Both the cycle design, the airflow and the refrigerant used suggest that it might work, but I am a bit worried about the physical profile. How exactly does it fit, stay in, not move and not break anything?
EDIT: I've just seen the pictures of it mounted inside a PC. No, that wouldn't work that way. Why would I turn it like that? It slams air into the Power Unit, and some PUs(mine for example) have an exit fan at that particular location. So what the heck? More and more I'm thinking this is just a gimmicky cooler, if set up that way.

[ 08-17-2006, 07:07 PM: Message edited by: Bozos of Bones ]

08-17-2006, 06:58 PM	#6
Bozos of Bones Apophis Join Date: July 29, 2003 Location: The Underdark cavern of Zagreb Age: 38 Posts: 4,679	Umm... it's a bit... err... That's supposed to go on my CPU, inside the case? OK, so I turn it towards the back of the case so it has an intake... and I add in some good screws so my motherboard doesn't snap... It would work, that much is true. Both the cycle design, the airflow and the refrigerant used suggest that it might work, but I am a bit worried about the physical profile. How exactly does it fit, stay in, not move and not break anything? EDIT: I've just seen the pictures of it mounted inside a PC. No, that wouldn't work that way. Why would I turn it like that? It slams air into the Power Unit, and some PUs(mine for example) have an exit fan at that particular location. So what the heck? More and more I'm thinking this is just a gimmicky cooler, if set up that way. [ 08-17-2006, 07:07 PM: Message edited by: Bozos of Bones ] __________________ MAKE LOVE, NOT SPAM!