BrianG would be proud...

[BrianG]

lol, funny. A computer/console is not usually subjected to the rigors of jumping and rough terrain, not to mention dust, rocks, and other debris. It might surprise you, but my computer does have fans, 7 in fact (4 in case, 1 in PS, 1 on CPU, 1 on GPU).

But if computer makers would simply put the CPU on the other side of the mobo, it would allow the case itself to be the heatsink when you screw the mobo down. Might still need a fan for some of the other stuff, but would sure reduce the amount needed. Would make water cooling a much better alternative too.

[squeeforever]

Originally Posted by BrianG

lol, funny. A computer/console is not usually subjected to the rigors of jumping and rough terrain, not to mention dust, rocks, and other debris. It might surprise you, but my computer does have fans, 7 in fact (4 in case, 1 in PS, 1 on CPU, 1 on GPU).

None on the chipset? I had 9 in mine (custom built and had 5 case, 1 PS, 1 CPU, 1 GPU, 1 chipset) but found it to be to loud since I leave it on all the time.

[BrianG]

Originally Posted by squeeforever

None on the chipset? I had 9 in mine (custom built and had 5 case, 1 PS, 1 CPU, 1 GPU, 1 chipset) but found it to be to loud since I leave it on all the time.

Depends. I usually install larger heatsinks (big surprise there), but my system is OOOLLLDD and past due for a replacement.

[SidewaysLS4]

I'm still having difficulty adapting this to my buggy...





I'm starting to suspect that it would be better suited on my car or something

(1x triple rad, 1x double rad, 1x single rad, 2 pumps, shitload of blocks in a TJ-07)