Looks great indeed not fanless though
Well some web apps use dynamic code that needs JIT compiling and other use GPU acceleration which can ramp up GPU fan's which are most notorious. Some apps like Chrome initially loading/reloading use hi priority out of order simultaneous SMP scheduling (others do module by module init like Adobe) and lot of worker and migrating code between tham which all contribute to different CPU utilisation, snappiness and init times.
Is that 80F or Celcius? If C then it's too high of a setting. Try 50C to 60C for more lead time on the heat mass developing in your box. Thermal runaway in average quality semiconductor strata is about 85C and for higher quality it goes up to about 100C or 105C.
Yes, true although 100C is max allowed temp and danger zone at the core and that's why it throttles or goes in thermal protection and shuts down. If you want it to last use the lower temps I suggested.
Yes, true although 100C is max allowed temp and danger zone at the core and that's why it throttles or goes in thermal protection and shuts down. If you want it to last use the lower temps I suggested.
Ahhh I see. I have read about saltwater damage in homes and the stuff in them. So I understand.
Ahhh I see. I have read about saltwater damage in homes and the stuff in them. So I understand.
I've never lived near saltwater other than in Vancouver which has very diluted saltwater from the Fraser River and other fresh water flows. When I was touring the West Coast of the USA I experienced how smelly and strong salt water is. You are in a very beautiful area and I suppose that's the cost of paradise. I would love to go there just to see the birds and feed them like in You Tube videos in Costa Rica. Fantastic stuff. Off topic but fun to think about for me.
Awww, little monkey sorta things. That would be so cool feeding them when they are so tame. That USB connector looks like it's ready for the garbage. I would be so paranoid about my PC if I was living there. The things we have to worry about where I live in Central Canada is lightning strikes, hail the size of a baseball and golf balls, tornados and extreme cold. It went to -52C for 2 weeks in December and the remainder was about -35C. So that's' about 82C difference from here to your area I'm guessing.most things in life have pros and cons, don't they?
I don't live "in the bush" like that, but very close to places like this:
my avatar pic is also at the same place.
one of the worst things are USB conectors. unplugged they end up like this in a few months
I was thinking steel wool but sandpaper works too. 23C'ish is a very nice temp. At -52C I can't breath properly for maybe the first 200 feet when I go outside. I gasp and my body does not want the cold air inside. In December during the cold snap I online ordered groceries and snacks from Walmart and stayed indoors for 2.5 weeks. It was a bit boring after awhile but it was just so cold that it was not tolerable. I was very happy to see May come because the weather gets pretty good by May. Come October 1st we will have frost and maybe even snow. Summer ends very quickly here and begins very quickly too.
The longest day of summer June 21st usually is a good party day. People are happy about the weather and the extended sunlight hours and lots of people are out and about downtown. Last year I met a young woman at a bus stop that asked me to give her $2 so she had enough money for a micky of vodka. I had previously bought a 1.14L of gin plus a 2L of tonic water with a 6 pack of beer that I put into my backpack. So she invited me to come with her and I met about 20 people who had no idea I was stocked with booze including her and we all drank my booze and they smoked me up a lot while sitting downtown in a small park till very late. The we took a cab to the river and made a fire and hung out till 7:30am. It was fun.
I have a German chat friend of 21 years now and she tells me about the weather in Bavaria. It's wonderful compared to my location. One becomes accustomed to having 2 wardrobes of winter and summer clothes and lotsa down jackets to keep warm.
