TY for reminding me to actually finish my post x.x
My best guess -- Properly-cooled electronics can be pushed harder/work faster. Many computers, in particular, will throttle down or simply shut down on their own if they get above a certain temperature. It could also be that the sheer volume of dust was interfering with something mechanical such as the hard drive, I suppose (tho they're supposed to be closed systems)
My best guess -- Properly-cooled electronics can be pushed harder/work faster. Many computers, in particular, will throttle down or simply shut down on their own if they get above a certain temperature. It could also be that the sheer volume of dust was interfering with something mechanical such as the hard drive, I suppose (tho they're supposed to be closed systems)
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