[rescue] The best 'rescue' workstation
Phil Stracchino
phil.stracchino at speakeasy.net
Sun May 1 12:27:50 CDT 2005
Charles Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> Wed, 27 Apr 2005 @ 12:34 -0400, Phil Stracchino said:
>>Charles Shannon Hendrix wrote:
>>>Unfortunately, it can be hard to get positive case pressure, because
>>>there isn't much space for incoming fans in a PC case.
>>I usually manage to achieve it. But for dust control, it's moot unless
>>you have an intake filter, which most cases (PC or otherwise) generally
>>don't.
> Actually, no, it isn't moot. It still reduces dust if the case pressure
> is positive.
How? The air to generate that positive pressure has to come in
somewhere. If it isn't filtered when it comes in, it's going to bring
whatever dust it's carrying with it *however* it comes in. (If
anything, seepage air coming in through case seams etc. is going to be
somewhat mechanically filtered just by virtue of the fact that it's
coming in through cracks and seams.)
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Phil Stracchino
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