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At 12:37 PM +0100 1/29/01, Derek Homeier wrote:

>Actually, IBM and Motorola specs say the G3 has an operating temperature
>of up to 105C!

There are multiple temperature grades.  Desktops usually use parts
rated for 65 C, maybe 85 if you're lucky.  Apple's early Wall Street
G3 laptops used 105 C parts (and needed it), later ones with better
cooling may have 85 C.

   Tim Seufert

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