>> 486dx2-66 VLB overclocked to ~81MHz, 1 1522 SCSI controller with 2 drives,
>===============================^^^^^^

>Do you set off fire alarms?  ;-)

I don't know about him...  But I have an AMD 486DX2/80 which is
designed to be run at 80MHz.  Alongside where it has the AMD stuff and
Windows logo silk-screened on the chip, it says "Fan and heat sink
REQUIRED".  :-)

My machine had been crashing and hanging a lot recently.  I opened up
my case to figure out what was going on.  I noticed that my CPU fan
was making a funny rattling noise.  So I reached down and touched it,
touching the heat sink at the same time, and I burned my finger!  That
sucker was HOT!

I just happened to have a spare fan around (this one from PC Power and
Cooling -- a reputable company).  Threw out the old fan/heat sink, and
attached the new one.  My machine has been up for 13-1/2 days since.

So, let that be a lesson to ya!

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  Michael L. VanLoon                                 michaelv@HeadCandy.com
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