Sunday, May 22, 2005
There should be a deisgn for a computer chasis that negates the neccesity to remove fine foreign objects, to be more specific, dust, from the internal structutres of the CPU.
That is, beside the water cooled variants available.
Otherwise, I should have to be faced with the prospects of having a need to remove dust from the computer in the other room. Apparently, it refused to operate as a result of a fatal accumulation of sudt inside the CPU. There must be a reason why that occurs, especially when in comparison to that computer, my own one has not accumulated that much dust in 4 years.
Either the desin of that body is extremely poor or the other room is a poorly ventilated place.
Now I know why it is imperative that every respectable computer shop stock compressed air sprays.
Gavin
pondered @ 22:39
