Some router will generate quite a lot of heat. So having fans will alleviate the issue. Also helps to maintain reliability & stability.
Expert come, Do you use fans on you router/modem?
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QUOTE(RallyNight @ Dec 20 2020, 03:24 PM) When i try to wipe the desk, felt the a extreme heat spot under the router n modem. So just put 1 no use cm cooling laptop pad under it. I stick extra thick foam pads on the bottom to raise it up. And i do not stack router on something or vice versa. |
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QUOTE(RallyNight @ Dec 20 2020, 03:39 PM) Tf lolol same cooling pad. I place both modem n router side by side. Didnt turnon only. I think no one realizes that routers/BTU (NAS) if turn on 24 hour everyday can heat up an average sized bedroom considerably.This post has been edited by netmatrix: Dec 20 2020, 04:50 PM |
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