If any body has had trouble with there computer getting hot there is an answer.

That's not Thai, there's no deck for the Coyote girl on top.

Hope you don't have any kids to stick their fingers in there...especially if you have ducks roaming around

It would reduce the Gecko population

or simply just don't place the electric kettle next to the computer

Imagine the noise coming from that thing.

As for cooling, since I swapped over to H20 my PC has been cool and stable regardless of the ambient temperature.

Imagine the noise coming from that thing.

As for cooling, since I swapped over to H20 my PC has been cool and stable regardless of the ambient temperature.

Yes same here CPU rarely gets above 35

I found that my only problems were disks running way too hot, but found these "disk coolers" - a piece of aluminum with 2 small fans in it - for about 100 baht each. After that no more hot disks and they are virtually noiseless.

anyone knows where i can find some high rpm fans like NMB , Delta?

cant seem to find any at Pantip and Fortune

I have three Seagate hard drives and all three run quite hot (45C). When I installed Win 7, I used a new hard drive, a WD RE3 3.5" Enterprise SATA was recommended. Besides being very quiet, it runs on average 5 degrees C cooler than any of my Seagates.

I have three Seagate hard drives and all three run quite hot (45C). When I installed Win 7, I used a new hard drive, a WD RE3 3.5" Enterprise SATA was recommended. Besides being very quiet, it runs on average 5 degrees C cooler than any of my Seagates.

45 is not bad.

turn on your air condition.