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Snaggy Moderator 
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posted April 03, 2001 18:09
   
Here's a link to our Podium CoolPad review. If you have any questions about the CoolPad, or any temperature results if you have one already, we'd love to hear from you. IP: Logged |
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supaboy SuperBlabberMouth!     
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posted April 04, 2001 08:39
quote: And so is this post. IP: Logged |
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macazoid unregistered |
posted April 04, 2001 09:43
Doesn't it make the powerbook more unstable? I'd be afraid of it slipping off, say, if my cat jumped on it while I wasn't looking. IP: Logged |
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Snaggy Moderator
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posted April 04, 2001 10:45
My PowerBook is pretty rock solid on the Podium CoolPad, and I have it jacked up to the max. I doubt NitroKitty could flip it, even while standing on a corner and jumping up and down. (Oh oh, now I've said it :-0) IP: Logged |
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Mr. Zarquon Alpha Geek  Posts: 284 |
posted April 04, 2001 11:01
For your numbers on temp. I have the older model coolpad (the one without the risers). My powerbook g3 400 runs at 46 degrees C (I think it may have something to do with the fact i seperated the heatsink from the processor by accident a while ago, and i may have made the bond ineffcient). I havent found anything saying that it shouldnt run at the temp. It still runs cooler than my AMD K6-2 450, with a monster cooling fan. The swiveling base is convient for demos. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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