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Originally Posted by gamefreak94
Yeah sure! They can setup Intel cooling fans just fine but AMD cooling fans are out of this world and need rocket scientists to install. Besides you probably have air conditioning 24/7! How is it possible to have your room temperature the 46C and have the CPU at 30C without using liquid nitrogen!
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Typical room temperature in a tropical country is at most 41C. How on earth can you stay in a room at 46C and still be alive?
Please note that your body is only 37C inside. And if you catch a fever or something, your body will only be at 40C most. Any higher and you'd pass out.
And Squall is right. Hot air rises. It's better to suck air in from below and then push them out on top. Room temperature may vary at different spots. Like for my room, the floor would be at 18-19C, whereas one foot from there up, it's 22-25C. Cold air just linger very down low.
Soo... perfect PC design would include a desk with a rack mount that is barely above the ground, and it'd be ideal if you have intake fans under your computer case at that spot.
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