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Article #53Re: How to clean the socket 775 heatsink + cooling fan?
From: kony
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 23:50
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 23:50
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On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 20:10:04 GMT, winniethe@pooh.com (GMAN) wrote: >FIne, but you can get smaller compressors. I just listed a do all type that >could be used for cleaning crap like PC's all the way up to running tools in >their warehouse. > >You can get smaller ones for $50 Small junky compressors are not a good investment. If this is a personal expense, if he's going to be carrying a compressor to job 'sites it is too bulky to start planning on every tool being more than needed. If it's a business expense then the business would be better served by a longer service life compressor with higher capacity. >So quit LOL at others posts before you step back and look at the big picture >for the OP. They said it was in a warehouse, i assumed it would be handy for >other uses too. > > > >BTW, that $10 can of air is a ripoff. True, but if it's a business expense that's not much, and if the company uses a compressor enough to justify the purchase then if he is using it for computer fans some other employee may be idle waiting for it's return which could cost more than $10 in lost productivity, plus a business buying in volume can get canned air for about $4 a can, plus simply having the least system downtime possible by having the can of air there instead of having to get the compressor and drag it system to system can again mean less interruption to work, far more than the few dozens of cents it costs to use canned air to clean out a fan.
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