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Vertical Desktop
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"Walter W. McKinley" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 15 Apr 1998 04:46:00 -0400
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I don't think this is off topic, but if it is, please respond my email.

    We've been through a series of PC's ranging from 386's to Pentium 166's
at work. They always insist on desktop systems instead of towers. My desk
space has always been limited so with each new system, I've stood up
vertically using the vertical desktop bases. We've just received a new
Compaq Pentium II 233 Desktop system. The large bulky slot design of PII CPU
makes me cautious about "standing up" this case. Should I be concerned? My
desk space remains limited but I don't want to damage the system or make it
unstable by ineffective heat dissipation. Any comments or theories would be
appreciated.

Walter McKinley
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