>From: Tal <spam_OUTkooterTakeThisOuT012.NET.IL>
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>Subject: [OT]:Explain this to the mall security guard :-)
>Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 20:40:15 +0300
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>decrdIn this days when security alert is very high, I wonder what will
>happen if a guy come to the mall to fix is military pc :-)
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>Tal
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> Actually, that computer is based on VIA's MicroITX motherboard which uses
> an on-board (cheap) processor which doesn't even need a heat sink on the
> processor.  The whole thing runs very cool; I don't recall what exactly the
> power requirement is, but I don't think it requires a full-on ATX power
> supply.
>
> Mike H.
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> >hmmmm....I wonder how long this machine will run?  Not much airflow....hot
> >air being forced via the power supply fan and two little fans
> >blowing...which way?  Sorta cute on packaging but not very reliable.
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>Subject: Re: [OT]:Explain this to the mall security guard :-)
>Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 15:04:01 -0500
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>Correct... some of the mobos are fanless, and others require minimal
>airflow.
>The EPIA800 for example (800 Mhz, but performs like a Celeron 300), has a
>stated 55W PS requirement "for a complete system" which includes HD and CD.
>But in my tests, the mobo and a laptop HD used a max of 17W!  And this has
>a
>CPU fan on it.  They run really, really cool.
>
>The VIA forums are filled with other great examples of unconventional, and
>non-airy enclosures, but they still do extremely well.
>
>Cheers,
>-Neil.
>
>
>On Friday 30 May 2003 14:37, Mike Hord scribbled:
> > Actually, that computer is based on VIA's MicroITX motherboard which
>uses
> > an on-board (cheap) processor which doesn't even need a heat sink on the
> > processor.  The whole thing runs very cool; I don't recall what exactly
>the
> > power requirement is, but I don't think it requires a full-on ATX power
> > supply.
> >
> > Mike H.
> >
> > >hmmmm....I wonder how long this machine will run?  Not much
>airflow....hot
> > >air being forced via the power supply fan and two little fans
> > >blowing...which way?  Sorta cute on packaging but not very reliable.
> >
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>At 08:40 PM 5/30/2003 +0300, Tal wrote:
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>>decrdIn this days when security alert is very high, I wonder what will
>>happen if a guy come to the mall to fix is military pc :-)
>>
>>
>
>Where did you find this?  I'd like to know how to do it.
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