Maximum room temperature
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Mark Hahn hahn at physics.mcmaster.caMon Apr 22 14:51:49 PDT 2002
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> - or some silly guidelines like that.. uh, yeah, that's the word that came to my mind too. I get quite upset when my 33KW machineroom is over 23C or so. when it is at 20C, various bits of hardware report that they're at 30-35C inside their case. if you assume a fairly safe .5 C/W thermal resistance for heatsink/fan combination, that means you can technically have, a CPU dissipating 140W. this is why dual-athlon machines (two 60+W CPUs) are a bit tricky to cool. especially since although current CPUs are spec'ed at 90-100C, you REALLY DO NOT WANT TO DO SO. I consider 50C a fairly hot CPU.
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