On Monday, April 05, 2004, at 08:47AM, Don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


>Hey Mark, I had an old Q 950 that would freeze up if I ran it with
>the cover off.  I am sure it was a heating problem.  Freeze ups took
>about a half hour to develoup and would disappear neatly almost
>immediately once it got some cooling from proper hardware handling.
>
>Although I'm not familiar with the 7100 particularly, my guess is
>you're very possibly barking up the right tree.

Becuase the case is designed for a motley old 68030/16 it's not exactly got much heat 
dumping capacity, mostly relying on 'naturally aspirated' convection cooling. There 
are very few, if any, vents on the power supply to pull head out of the case body, 
IIRC there are some but they pull heat off the hard disk (which in mine is a laptop 
IDE drive and 2 circuit boards!). Anyone familiar with IIcx/ci cases think of an 
effective heat-dissipation system, maybe to cool the CPU directly, then exhaust the 
hot air through the back panel?
 

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Mark Benson

http://homepage.mac.com/markbenson

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