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Passive Cooling with AC64 and 3000+?
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06-04-07
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Passive Cooling with AC64 and 3000+?
Just wondering if this would be possible, a stock 3000+ and a AC64 without a fan on.
Would need to remain below safety limits under heavy load. I'd have a 120mm at the front pushing air over it and another fan sucking air out, maybe to the right...
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I have my P4 running on that setup. Now since I have a Dell I can't monitor my temps, but it has been working this way for over a year now. In other words, yes it should work.
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Awesome, cheers
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