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Sam
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I saw the complicated fan shroud tip on the O/C.com home page and I have to say that complicated shroud idea had me laughing.. http://www.overclockers.com/tips513/
A: Take a 120 or 92 mill fan with a fan guard and simply buy a AC to DC adapter that has 2,4,6,8,10,12 volt increments sold at EVERY Walmart or Target. Take the fan throw four pieces of Velcro and affix it to the monitor. End of story and it works Awesome. I have a thermal probe on my monitor and the max temp went from 120ish (farenheit) to 82* and ambient is 72*. I have 3 cats in my house and one of them even prefers to sleep on my NEC 21" monitor and theres no chance of kitty's foot or claws getting into my monitor Fan. If you want to refine the process use a Nidec or Enermax thermally controlled fan.
Life doesnt need to be so complicated nor does Monitor cooling. Just make sure your fan blows air out not in as you dont need to blow air in just out as dust issues will present themselves if you reverse the process. Also plug the Ac/Dc adapter in a surge protector and have the surge protector in a convienent location so you dont have to bend down to turn the thing on and off, Velcro the surge protector in a convienent location if you prefer.
A: Take a 120 or 92 mill fan with a fan guard and simply buy a AC to DC adapter that has 2,4,6,8,10,12 volt increments sold at EVERY Walmart or Target. Take the fan throw four pieces of Velcro and affix it to the monitor. End of story and it works Awesome. I have a thermal probe on my monitor and the max temp went from 120ish (farenheit) to 82* and ambient is 72*. I have 3 cats in my house and one of them even prefers to sleep on my NEC 21" monitor and theres no chance of kitty's foot or claws getting into my monitor Fan. If you want to refine the process use a Nidec or Enermax thermally controlled fan.
Life doesnt need to be so complicated nor does Monitor cooling. Just make sure your fan blows air out not in as you dont need to blow air in just out as dust issues will present themselves if you reverse the process. Also plug the Ac/Dc adapter in a surge protector and have the surge protector in a convienent location so you dont have to bend down to turn the thing on and off, Velcro the surge protector in a convienent location if you prefer.