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JokerCPoC · 06-12-2003, 10:36 PM

Well the Filter I'm using can be plopped into a dishwasher from what I've been led to believe, It's an abrasive scouring pad like the Home Depot sells for $2.88 (8 per package) and It's 6"x6"x5/8" in size and Dark Green in color, Plain old Suction is holding It on over My fans Intake Grill and My system/cpu temperature hasn't gone up from 73F since then.

06-12-2003, 10:36 PM	#167
JokerCPoC Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Hesperia, CA Posts: 130	Well the Filter I'm using can be plopped into a dishwasher from what I've been led to believe, It's an abrasive scouring pad like the Home Depot sells for $2.88 (8 per package) and It's 6"x6"x5/8" in size and Dark Green in color, Plain old Suction is holding It on over My fans Intake Grill and My system/cpu temperature hasn't gone up from 73F since then. __________________ My Blog Joker1: 2-265 @ 2.25GHz cpus(OSA265FAA6CB)[H8DCE] soon Joker2: 1-165 @ 2.65GHz cpu[Bios/Clockgen405], MS-6702E v1.0(9.3 Bios) Joker3: 1-270 @ 2.40(2nd-270 cpu soon)GHz cpu[Ntune], K8N-DL v1.03(1007 Bios) Joker4: 2-285 @ 3.25? GHz cpu[Ntune], (soon) K8N-DL v1.03(1007 Bios) Joker5: 2-285 @ 3.25? GHz cpu[Ntune], (soon) K8N-DL v1.03(1007 Bios) (10.10GHz now, 25.43GHz maybe? Crunchin 4 SetiBoinc for the PC Perspective Killer Frogs)