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On Thu, 2005-Sep-29 19:46:02 +0200, Wilko Bulte wrote:
>> I remember my old sparcstation hardware at CMU with some fondness for this 
>> reason -- on a cold Pittsburgh evening, overheating computer hardware was 
>> strictly necessary, even in the presence of decent radiators.  However, 
>> with 14+ cooling fans for one machine, it did need to be a couple of rooms 
>> down.
>
>Hum, yes.  That is why I handed down my AS4100 to ticso ;)

Compared to ES40/ES45's, AS4100's run very cool and I think they're quieter.

If you want to warm things up, try a 42U cabinet full of SunFire V440's.

-- 
Peter Jeremy