On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 1:49 PM, Alex Dean
<alex@crackpot.org> wrote:
My notebook gets ridiculously hot. I cut some holes in my desk to get some air circulating under it. I'd like to attach a few small fans to move a little more air, and some fans from a PC case seem ideal for both size and noise reasons.
I know nearly nothing about hardware. I think I can hook these up to a PC power supply, and plug the power supply into my wall, right?
Questions :
- Any better ideas for small quiet fans which could easily be attached to a desk?
- Is it safe to have a PC power supply outside of a case?
- Where can I get a cheap power supply? To run a few fans, I'd think any piece of junk ought to do. Frys?
- Will there be any way to switch this rig on/off besides just yanking out the power cord?
The safety issue is the primary one. I have 2 little kids, and while they aren't allowed in my office, I don't want a potential electrocution hazard anywhere in the house.
thanks,
alex
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