rallee2{at}comcast.net said:

>> Let's average that out to 12 degrees.  And since I'm old school American
>> I now have to convert my original post to say something more like 6 or 7
>> degrees.

> Not sure I understand the connection (do you think old school
>initially exaggerates? or simply prefers conservative numbers in
>calculations vs reports?) but OK.

I'm talking fahrenheit vs celsius.

>where they are located and how they gather data among many other
>variables (even worse in temps) affects the accuracy of the data.

I was reading about a PSU that was always manufactured with the sensor
in contact with a heat sink.  The fan ran full speed full time.

This whole issue is more complicated than meets the eye.  The number of
brands is a problem to me.  Especially given that there seems to be no
clear way to choose.  A dollar store PSU can declare all kinds of specs
and not be reliable.  At the same time paying a lot of money doesn't
necessarily guarantee reliability either even if you have money to burn.


Jim L, via eCS 1.15 version of OS/2
-- 
Politicians want to know all about security measures.  That they don't
understand the "need to know" principle proves they should not
know.


 
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