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Sensors online. Weapons online. All systems nominal.   Member 80 Level 56.91 Mar 2006 
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60 Gig, only hits full bore when playing Warhawk, never when running PS1/PS2 games, oddly enough.
On an entertainment shelf with doors, but doors are never closed, but most new air for circulation would come front to back. I have left it folding over night only once, and while I didn't notice how fast it the fan was spinning, I didn't notice the noise, so take that as you will. Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
Sensors online. Weapons online. All systems nominal. Member 80 Level 56.91 Mar 2006
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There are a variety of vacuums that are deemed ESD safe, y'know. Designed just for cleaning electronic components. I'd give our friend Q here the benefit of the doubt and assume he meant to clean with such things, just as I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you knew of their existance.
There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Sensors online. Weapons online. All systems nominal. Member 80 Level 56.91 Mar 2006
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Fair enough, I'm just noting that they do exist, although I wouldn't put it beyond anyone with a cleanliness fetish to own one.
Perhaps they are more uncommon than my personal experiences dictate, or more so than yours do, I dunno. I'm just sayin'. (Maybe I know too many electrical engineers, who knows?) This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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