On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 03:10 AM,
> If you want to turn it back on, put a fan on the heatsink, blowing
> down on to the heatsink. This should keep the processor and cache
> cool enough not to pose any problem. A good source of fans: if you
> have any old external HD cases that have bad PSs, cables or plugs, the
> fans in them are either 5 or 12 vdc, which either is readily available
> in the computer. I found one that the screw holes fit perfectly to
> the four holes in the PowerLogix circular heatsink. According the
> PowerLogix Profiler, the fan keeps things at a steady 32 deg C.
I've got a Powerlogix Powerforce 350/512 inside my J700, which I've
overclocked to 400 MHz. Of course the temperature went up accordingly
to about 47 C , so I added a fan to mine. Turns out that the holes are
spaced for a 486 PC fan, which I was able to find for $2.99 CDN at my
local salvager. Currently my G3 is running at 32 C, though it sometimes
climbs to 36-40 deg. C depending on what I'm doing with it.
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