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  1. September 5th, 2010, 12:35 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] two computers

    I have just purchased a new computer. I am going to use both the old and new computer. Can I put the new cpu on top of the old cpu.??
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    ? Clarify.
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    If you mean stacking the computer cases on top of one another, sure.. so long as they are physically stable
    and as long as the bottom one doesn't have a vent on top (few do).
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    thanks fink I will try for a while and see what happens
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    Quote Originally Posted by peterjl View Post
    I have just purchased a new computer. I am going to use both the old and new computer. Can I put the new cpu on top of the old cpu.??
    Just to make sure we all understood correctly, when you said CPU, you mean the computer right? CPU is a chip(processor) that goes inside your computer.
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  7. September 5th, 2010, 05:34 PM #6
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    Yes I should have said computer
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