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question bout my computer can you help/?
i have the old style computer {short and wide} can i sit it up on its side to make it look like the tower {tall and narrow} to help save room on my desk or will this harm my computer
sorry i dont understand what you mean yes it will harm it or yes i can do it ?
no it will harm it or no it will not harm it ?
8 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Well the positioning of a computer can help because they can heat fast so turning it can help it stay cool and run fast but the only worry is that when a disk or cd is used that it is very posible that they will scratch so you my want to set it back when they are in use.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Yes and no. As has been mentioned below, when inserting a CD, it can slide out of its designated area and get scratched or mangled. This could help cooling the computer, but I would leave it the way it is. It isn't worth it if you are turning it onto its side every time you take a disc out, then back over every time you put one in. I think it is good the way it is made to be.
- 1 decade ago
you sure can put the computer on it's side no harm will be done, unless it falls over , remember that it was not designed to be on it's side.
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