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To: Nemer who wrote (17133)	3/2/2001 6:40:35 PM
From: jw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110626

I've even used some split heat shrink clear cable wrap in the past also ...but the factory stuff from Crazy really looks neat .... The heat shrink sounds cool, hadn't thought of it. Didn't know about Crazy, i'll check it out, Thanks, what kind of cooling stuff are you running on your celery 533 and what kind of board ? Have 2 80mm fans inside front bottom blowing in, 1 120mm fan on left side panel opposite CPU blowing in, PS fan blowing out, several knock out slugs beneath PS fan knocked out. Abit BH6 BX MB, early Revision, Celery 533a FlipChip on Abit Slotket, Golden Orb heat sink fan. Radio Shack indoor/outdoor thermometer, plastic peeled back from steel tip on external probe, wedged next to CPU & Heat Sink, touching both. It's within a couple degrees F with the BIOS temp. hey ... we might get mark to become a "clocker" and then he'll do LOTS of research . Oh NO!!!, mr. mark is overclocked now, lol, he was sleeping standing up at 4am BayArea time this morning. Can't crowd too much more on him. LOL Regards, /jw