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Andy Bruce wrote:
> 
> Cooling Guy wrote:
> >
> > Mike H wrote:
> 
> [snip]
> 
> > Whoa the max temp that most chip makers say their chips will work ok at
> > is 153F not 212F and 302F. At 100 or 150 C your chip would fry your mobo
> > would fry and your case temp would be sooo hot anything close by would
> > fry too. Then you will see some poping!
> >
> > For cooling solutions try my page at http://www.thermalnet.com
> >
> > Patrick
> 
> Have peoples' brains gone on holiday or something? There are several
> parameters restricting the operational speed of a (digital) microchip.
> 
<snip sorry had to or it wouldn't post.>

That's not where I was going. Socket 7 CPUs are supposed to be able to
run at up to 158F at 150C are you doubting that it would fry? Let's face
it, if your processor is running at 302F it's more like the temp inside
an oven vs. a computer. If your computer could withstand 302F temps. why
use heatsinks/or fans at all?

"brains on holiday" I don't know where you pulled that one from. I did
however find your article entertaining and inteligent. Possibly one
could say that it was slightly out of place though.

Patrick
cooling_guy@thermalnet.com
http://www.thermalnet.com