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To the OP:
Graphics cards with fans need the fans because they are
doing more work and drawing more power to run fast graphics
for games. Decided how much graphics power is needed to run
the software that will be used.
A card with a big heat sink might run cooler than a smaller
heat sink with a fan. I would consider adding a slot
exhaust fan or perhaps another case fan to remove heat from
the entire system. I would use SATA or round EIDE cable to
improve air-flow.
Most computer systems list 40 C as the maximum ambient
temperature, but lower is better. Often in tropical
climates, water evaporation coolers are used, but they have
a high moisture content which will not be good for the
system.
Temperature within limits is not seriously harmful, even
though cooler is better. If temperature is very high, a
water cooled system might be a good idea.
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"Bob I" <birelan@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:eo4Rj7odFHA.2288@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
| Fans will fail. The hotter the environment the sooner the
failure.
| Suggest a system that is relatively fan free and any fans
be quality
| ball bearing type.
|
| The Undertaker wrote:
| > Dear All,
| > I would like to know if graphic cards with fan are more
resistant in hot
| > environment than those without. I am sending some PCs to
an African country
| > where they will be used in an place without aircon, so
it would be great to
| > know this before choosing an appropriate configuration.
| > Thanks.
| > The Undertaker
| >
| >
|
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