Wayne Youngman wrote:
"Homie" wrote
Many semiconductors are designed to run at temps as high as
125c....... but the cooler they are kept , the better the slew
rates, the better the slew rate, the better the thermal efficiency,
the better the thermal efficiency, the cooler they run....the cooler
they run, the longer they last .......
Cool huh?


Hehe,
indeed. I was working from the angle off:

a) Making the Southbridge as long-living as possible
b) Stop this little oven from heating up my case (like my 9800, soon
to be sinked)

You do realise that. even with a heatsink, it will produce just as much heat
and it will still be released into your case?
--
~misfit~