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Old 22-08-09, 06:17 PM
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Alright. I'm panning to do a lot of MOD job on my Cosmos S. Which might take 2 to 3 days, but I would still like to use my system. I know there's a way to start a system without chassis, but I don't know what it is.

So... How?
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hmmmm considering your near a desert the amount of dust your casing will catch is quite high and can cause alot of problems ... i suggest you buy a small 1000/- rs casing and put rig in that for the time ...
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Old 22-08-09, 06:24 PM
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^ I don't run the system in the middle of desert, duh.

I have a clean room, air-packed, the Air Conditioner of my room is on almost 24/7.
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hmmmmm ok heres what you do get a styrafoam sheet for your motherboard completely

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1 x styrafoam ( the white snow like sheets which is used in packing of monitors mainly )
solely for motherboard + GPU + system ( NOT FOR PSU OR HD )

1x styrafoam for PSU SEPERATE

1x styrafoam for HDD and optical drives

make motherboard lie face up on styrafoam and connect it with psu and viola
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^^ Voila..

the only caution is to make sure that the mobo pins on its back side dont touch any metal
the styrofoam as suggested by R,, or any other insulated material, would suffice...
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Also, put a fan nearby to blow air onto the MB.
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come on guys cant anyone give him a straight answer ?

forget abt the styrofoam sheets...just get ur mobo box and put ur mobo ON it ... and put Hdd's on some other hardware box...kee the PSU horizontal so its fan faces the SIDE so it can still suck fresh air in... just hook everything up and ur good to go!

u will have to short the POWER SW pins with the screw driver everytime you need to power on the rig...refer to ur mobo manual for the location of the POWER SW PINS ...

and also what nazareth says..put a fan facing the setup if posss..though it aint necessary !

u can easily run it 24/7 if ya want ...

the only thing u ought to worry abt MAYBE heating up is the HDD...so keep an eye on the temp s anything at max at 38-40c is OKAY !
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short the two pins with a screwdriver head:

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Thanks guys!

I'll try it tonight, in few hours.
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OR, maybe just use you old chassis for a while
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lolcat taking computer in and out of casing is a hassle =/ ... especially if you have a CPU cooler
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^^lol isnt that already posted by [R]
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