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DeNiro
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The powerpack and airflow |
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KyLeDaWg
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Well if you can figure a way to create more room, you might as well do it. Mine has about a foot of space behind it, and the powerpack has about 5 inches on each side of it (one side being close to the 360, other being the side of the TV stand). ------------------- ![]() [ Gamertag ] - Fury Sh0t
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john_4
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guess it depends how you stand it as well?horizontal or vertical.if its horizontal you wont have to worry about the bottom been tight, or the sides really, just make sure there is space at the bck, i think 15cm is enough, i thought mine was alot less than that but upon looking its where the printer should be on my desk and it has a gap so thats pretty handy i guess | |
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Slumpy monkey
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My, powerpack basicly has the whole floor to itslef(lucky bugger). But it should have some decent space. ------------------- ![]() | |
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Shinobi_razor
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ya know the power brick doesnt have a fan or any air vents, so giving it "room to breathe" wont make a difference. only thing about it is just to not pile up crap on it, so the heat can dissipate through the plastic. thats the only thing. as long as it doesnt have stuff touching it, it will be fine. ------------------- ![]() Working on: Fable 2, Fallout 3, Gears of War 2 | |
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