rallee2{at}comcast.net said:

>>I'd say that special machines with high heat output 
>> definitely do.  There are those that simply do not and will not,  for
>> whatever reason.  There are those all between these extremes.

>I'll take a stab at answering that "challenge".  When one uses the
>word "need" it obviously in this case must be considered conditional

I'm sorry, what challenge?

>I am not suggesting that anyone here is inexperienced nor
>"blissfully ignorant" and maybe those of us who have made a 

I'm about as close to it as you can get, but I do know that heat is no
friend of itsy bitsy electroinic parts.

As far as I'm concerned, you're preaching to the choir.  I think if I
DID get into fanless I could make a go of it, because I have a minimal
system and maximal interest and aptitude in getting right as far as air
flow, etc.

My question about the two PSU's I posted about was, I believe, actually
responded to only by Kris, who spoke of putting the heat outside the
case via heat pipes.  That and the reputation of Coolmax were the two
things I had in mind when I posted about the PSU'd.  Unless I recall
wrongly, the rest of the concern and time were spent pretty much on
bashing the whole fanless engineering idea.

Thanks

Jim L, via eCS 1.15 version of OS/2
-- 
Mo: Who has da best politishuns, 'Publicans or Demacrats?
Gizmo: Dey is all da same pardy, PublicRats.



 
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