Re: [H] A way to reduce warm air exhaust from my PC?
Hello Veech, Friday, June 26, 2009, 11:49:46 PM, you wrote: My box throws off a lot of warm air from the exhaust fans. Is there a program that helps control the heat generated by this thing? It isn't running dangerously hot, but I would say the exhaust is about 90 degrees or maybe a bit more. Running for a couple hours it really heats up the small room I'm in. Any ideas? thnaks, I recall seeing a system that had what looked to be duct work and a dryer exhaust tube hooked off the end of it. Of course, it looked pretty weird but it was vented out a window. I suppose you'd have to put a screen or filter on the end to keep pests bugs out. -- Regards, joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key... ...now these points of data make a beautiful line...
Re: [H] A way to reduce warm air exhaust from my PC?
understand where your at ( being in AZ) but I do not think keeping the hot air in is a good idea. fp At 09:49 PM 6/26/2009, Veech Poked the stick with: My box throws off a lot of warm air from the exhaust fans. Is there a program that helps control the heat generated by this thing? It isn't running dangerously hot, but I would say the exhaust is about 90 degrees or maybe a bit more. Running for a couple hours it really heats up the small room I'm in. Any ideas? thnaks, -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- Circular logic will only get you dizzy.
Re: [H] A way to reduce warm air exhaust from my PC?
You either need to ramp it down CPU-wise or add better ventilation to your room. FORC5 wrote: understand where your at ( being in AZ) but I do not think keeping the hot air in is a good idea. fp At 09:49 PM 6/26/2009, Veech Poked the stick with: My box throws off a lot of warm air from the exhaust fans. Is there a program that helps control the heat generated by this thing? It isn't running dangerously hot, but I would say the exhaust is about 90 degrees or maybe a bit more. Running for a couple hours it really heats up the small room I'm in. Any ideas? thnaks,
[H] A way to reduce warm air exhaust from my PC?
My box throws off a lot of warm air from the exhaust fans. Is there a program that helps control the heat generated by this thing? It isn't running dangerously hot, but I would say the exhaust is about 90 degrees or maybe a bit more. Running for a couple hours it really heats up the small room I'm in. Any ideas? thnaks,
Re: [H] A way to reduce warm air exhaust from my PC?
Look in the bios, there may be a reduced power setting. Richard E. Quilhot C.N.A. quilh...@gmail.com Yogi Berra http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/y/yogi_berra.html - I never said most of the things I said. On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 12:49 AM, Veech ve...@earthlink.net wrote: My box throws off a lot of warm air from the exhaust fans. Is there a program that helps control the heat generated by this thing? It isn't running dangerously hot, but I would say the exhaust is about 90 degrees or maybe a bit more. Running for a couple hours it really heats up the small room I'm in. Any ideas? thnaks,
