Kage
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Yeah, I agree with you completly spank_fusion 
Some good examples there!
Might be noting though, that if you get a Pentium 4 running at 30-35 degrees C, you know you've done well with the cooling system A Pentium 4 temp is more like 40-50 though AMDs are around 30-40 usually. It is true though, unless the Pentium gets to 70 or so degrees, you won't see performance problems.
Some good examples there! Might be noting though, that if you get a Pentium 4 running at 30-35 degrees C, you know you've done well with the cooling system
A Pentium 4 temp is more like 40-50 though AMDs are around 30-40 usually. It is true though, unless the Pentium gets to 70 or so degrees, you won't see performance problems.
