Hi everyone,<BR><BR>Was hoping someone would have some innovative suggestions.<BR><BR>The building where I work has a small computer/electrical room. It is a shared room, with all 4 tenants' computer ...

Consider the computer room. It needs more precise cooling than mere mortals - and sometimes bosses are more willing to give into the demands of the data center while telling lowly employees to “tough ...

Just turning on a computer is enough to get the fan to run continuously. Computer fans constantly run during normal use to cool computer components and prevent overheating. Many computers produce ...

My new home computer room needs some help. <BR><LI>It has 4-5 computers (some greatly overclocked an ddumping heat via an external radiator) running 24x7 in it, and ...

While the acquisition cost for servers is declining, the total cost of ownership for housing, powering and cooling them has increased by 500% since 2000. Yet research from the Uptime Institute reveals ...

Looks are deceiving, and in the data center they can be confusing. Consider that energy consumption in a data center is the result of two interactions: the cumulative "plug load" from all the ...

You are likely spending more money on energy than necessary because of the inefficiencies created by over-capacity and poor airflow management While the acquisition cost for servers is declining, the ...

It looks impressive enough, but the current rage of using computational fluid dynamics modeling software in data centers is creating a false sense of security in anticipating computer equipment heat ...