Apple carefully designs their cases for optimal airflow and cooling.
Leaving a hole in the front could very well change the ventilation path
enough that the processor, memory, and GPU run hotter. On a Mac, if you
can plug a hole, you should.
On Mar 14, 2005, at 1:51 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
I have a QS which I use as a server (3 internal harddisks).
It did used to have a ZIP drive and therefore a plate with
the ZIP slot in it. I have located several people willing to
swap my plate & drive for a blank plate, but then I thought
maybe it would be better cooling with the ZIP slotted plate
instead...
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