High Temperature Build

[RogerTheEngineer]

I'm building a machine that going to end up in the utility room of an apartment building. In the winter months it's usually about 90 to 100 degrees (two massive water heaters), and in the summer it's even warmer. Stability is what matters most. It's going to run linux with OpenLDAP and apache, so it doesn't need a lot of horsepower. I'm hoping to avoid water cooling it since the higher ups haven't given me much of a budget. Any suggestions?

Also, I've got a whole bunch of old P3 machines that were recently retired. If I could manage to make one of them work that would be great. I just don't think that anyone makes X-treme cooling for slot processors anymore...

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[jacuzz1]

Find a couple of P3 Tualitins and mount them in a dualy board,,,,,,,,,they run about 19c idle under normal conditions and can take a max of around 60c........