RE: [cobalt-users] Recycling a RaQ2 with an IA32 mobo

["Phil Beynon" <phil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> At 11:43 AM 23/03/2004 +0000, you wrote:
> >The procedure that Intel used to reccommend system builders to
> do was attach
> >non-resetable sticky backed LCD thermometer strips at strategic places
> >around the inside of the machine, let it run under worst possible case
> >conditions, say one fan down and hard drive thrashing for a good
> while and
> >then sut it all down and see where the hotspots were in the case.
> >It has to be said though that Intel provided us with this test
> strips and I
> >have no idea where to get them direct, I would imagine google could give
> >some suppliers for those interested.
> >
> >Phil
>
> Stick-on aquarium thermometers.
> See your local pet shop.
>
> - Bill

<grin> Now that's lateral thinking!
Never having kept fish I would have taken a _way_ more complicated route to
get those!

Phil

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