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Digging up the past

Heres the order my PC has over gone over the years :D

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My photobucket is huge, i should flood this post :eek:

j/k.. :P
 
I was originally gonna post this for the photo tourney, but I like my first one better.

Please excuse the dust :D I cleaned it after I saw this pic! I even applied some new thermal paste, which was badly needed.
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Here is my picture of my Quad Core tower (not the C2Q sticker is on the roof of the case as I didn't want to loose my Athlon X2 sticker)

Notice the license plate on it :D:D Every time I build one of my PCs, ill put a plate on it, and depending which state I am in, when I build it. Determines which plate it will wear. :)

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My other two towers with the plates. My OEM PCs such as my HP and eMachines will NOT get these plates.
 
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voyagerfan99, Have you tried having the fan on your CPU blown down onto the HSF?

Geoff, I can, Yeah :P But my MOBO is dying, and I was workin' on it so... :cool:
 
voyagerfan99, Have you tried having the fan on your CPU blown down onto the HSF?

How many people are going to tell me that and how many people do I have to tell that it is already blowing down! The sticker is on the top and look at the shape of the fan blades. Plus I almost never have dust in my heatsink so I know air is blowing through it.
 
Plus I almost never have dust in my heatsink so I know air is blowing through it.

lol, The fact that you don't get dust in it suggests that your fan is pulling air out of it... :rolleyes:

I have a fan blowing through my Tuniq, I get dust in there. I had a fan blowing through my AC7, I got dust in there too.
 
How many people are going to tell me that and how many people do I have to tell that it is already blowing down! The sticker is on the top and look at the shape of the fan blades. Plus I almost never have dust in my heatsink so I know air is blowing through it.

I would actually take it off and check to be 100% sure on which way it's blowing. ;)
 
I find using a small sheet of paper can work well to find out the direction of most fans , epecially if you don't want to turn the fan off right away, Just place the paper in front of the fan and see which way it goes(just a little quick tip)

@Voyagerfan

If you're sure you have things right , then I believe you bud ;)
Some people just don't have dusty environments !!
 
Here's my set-up!
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I got this printer for 50 bucks! its brand new! the guy is being shipped off to iraq so he sold it cheap, it was $279 new!!! it's 3 months old.
 
I have held my hand in front of it and felt NOTHING. I KNOW it's on right!

Well, that actually could be a sign that it's blowing up. If you don't feel anything it could be facing up, you just don't feel air because the fan cant pull any air since the heatsink is covering any air intake from the bottom.

Don't know if that made sense :P
 
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Well, that actually could be a sign that it's blowing up. If you don't feel anything it could be facing up, you just don't feel air because the fan cant pull any air since the heatsink is covering any air intake from the bottom.

Don't know if that made sense :P

Exactly! Dude, do me a favour, take a picture of it with you holding some paper above it or something :P
 
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