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pest · 01-31-2003, 01:40 PM

[quote="Bazooka_Joe":353b3]
There's nothing wrong with opening a PC case and running a fan on it, I've done it numerous times. Just don't pull any parts out! biggrin:[/quote:353b3]

Having a pc that has to run case open is kind of like having a house with wheels. :P

My case fans speeds can be adjusted by a knob. I can also replace the knob with a thermal sensor that will increase/decrease teh speed based on the temp. I prefer the knobs as I dont think the thermal sensors do a good job.

If you plan to Overclock, you need a mobo that can tell you your cpu and case temps. Knowing your fan speeds is nice too.

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pest is Offline Senior Member Posts: 2,828 Join Date: May 2002 Location: Buzzin around the dung pile...	01-31-2003, 01:40 PM [quote="Bazooka_Joe":353b3] There's nothing wrong with opening a PC case and running a fan on it, I've done it numerous times. Just don't pull any parts out! biggrin:[/quote:353b3] Having a pc that has to run case open is kind of like having a house with wheels. :P My case fans speeds can be adjusted by a knob. I can also replace the knob with a thermal sensor that will increase/decrease teh speed based on the temp. I prefer the knobs as I dont think the thermal sensors do a good job. If you plan to Overclock, you need a mobo that can tell you your cpu and case temps. Knowing your fan speeds is nice too.