Re: Totally FREE Dating Service

"cybs" <cybsX@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> "Mike-UK" <Mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> skrev i en meddelelse
> news:Pine.LNX.4.44.0401071302240.171-100000@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Tue, 6 Jan 2004, Burgerman posted:
> >
> > > NO WORRIES!
> > > The vacuum wont hurt your puter! I do this every week! Better
> without the
> > > dust...
> > >
> >
> >
> > Unless a cable has been pulled across something maybe? (Re: "funny
> > noise")
> >
> > Might be worth popping the casing off and taking a quick peek. Power
> off
> > of course, and DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING with your fingers as to computer
> > chips you are the GOD OF THUNDER AND LIGHTNING!
>
> You guys are great - and cute too ((-:
>
> Like Burgerman I va*** the insides often - but not often
> enough, I noticed. The funny noise came after a long period
> of NOT va***ing - and va***ing didn't help, only changed the
> sound some - think those huge dust bunnies in the fans did
> something to it. So last night I unscrewed the CPU fan and
> cleaned it with a paint brush also. When putting it back I
> noticed the noise started when the screws were tightened.
> I also remembered a similar problem in my old puter and
> how I fixed it. So now the fan is rather quiet, but only hanging
> in, like 1½ screw, instead of four. I have some idea of the fan
> wings center part slowly working it's way out the back of the
> fan house, thus getting in contact with the metal cooler ribs.
> Think I need a new fan and think I can replace it myself since
> it looks just plugged in - but planning to maybe get a bigger
> one with slower action - as this seems to happen about
> once a year (last time shop fixed it since still on warrenty/
> garantee). Another problem is the video card fan - not sure
> I can replace that myself, and I remember shop changing
> the whole card last time. Yeah - did a lot of reading on
> puter noise reduction - but I'm not much of a puter builder )-:
> Really would like to have you guys over some day soon -
> I could cook and fetch beer while you had your heads and
> tools inside my puters. Mmmm... - wouldn't that be nice!!
>
> Great greetings!
>
> cybs - now trying to look like a great cook... (-:=]

Listen, fans have bearings...
They "dry out" as the oil/grease eva****ates, (agrivated by dust!)

But they are very cheap! Get another!

I personally went water cooled years ago, so all I get is a quiet gurgle
once every month or two.

Bye!


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