CougTek said:
I don't know what weird mix our Bartender drank, but he is like a freak on speed since 3 or 4 days.
No special drink Herr Coug. Things were getting a bit chilly* behind the bar since it is winter, plus running in and out of the keg-room was running a chill through me, so I decided to fire up a few systems to generate a little heat. At present, my heaters are:
PIII 667 EB Coppermine - Slot-1
PIII 1.2 Ghz Tualatin - Socket 370 (Thanks Groltz
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PIII 833 EB Coppermine - Socket 370
PIII 833 EB Coppermine - Socket 370
XP 2000+
XP 2000+
As you can imagine, the Athlons are the warmest. If that Tualatin ran any colder, I'd believe it wasn't calculating a single thing. Of course, the fact that it dips down to 40-degrees Fahrenheit (4-5 degrees Celsius) in here doesn't help things either, and the Tualatin isn't in an enclosure either.
Just as a side note, Buck has been upgrading a few of his customer's systems lately, so I've been left with all of these leftover Quantum Fireball drives. At least they come in handy for the Folding@Home machines. But they do seek at pretty high decibels. If it weren't for the record player back here, I don't know if I could stand all of those old drives chattering.
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* Chilly for us here in Southern California, and relative to the way we dress. Buck stands out in his shop at night with barefeet and sandals on with sweat pants and a sweat shirt. The temp in the winter averages around the mid 50s (Fahrenheit (12 or 13 degrees Celsius)) when he is out there at night.