[SunRescue] Sun 64MB expansion boards
Gregory Leblanc
GLeblanc at cu-portland.edu
Tue Mar 21 23:27:02 CST 2000
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kent Rankin [mailto:krankin at usit.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 9:17 PM
> To: rescue at sunhelp.org
> Subject: Re: [SunRescue] Sun 64MB expansion boards
>
>
> > I dunno, I kind of find the soothing whirr of the fans on
> my 3 running
> > machines kind of nice. Well, except when that "AMD" on my
> 486 rattles
> > loose. BTW, does anybody here (other than me) know the
> difference between a
> > "fan" and an "AMD"? (no, not the processor maker)
>
> See, that's the difference. *LOL* I rarely have less
> than five
> machines running in this room. And I mean *RARELY*. Quite often I'll
> have to add extra 24-port hubs when I'm setting up machines to be
> shipped out.
My parents would start charging me for electricity. I've had 5 SS2s running
together, and they're not very loud. Even 5 SS20s aren't that bad. The
ugly things are like this full tower here with 2 extra fans for the drive
bays, and 1 for the card cage. The two extra fans on the card cage of my
SS20 are probably over kill, but they make me feel better. Of course, I
sleep in this room too.
> Mind you, the systems that stay here generally have 3 SCSI
> shoeboxes(minimum) per unit. Hmm... more fans. *vomit*
Time to get you 1 large shoebox to put all that stuff in. Why on earth do
you need 3?
Greg
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