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> Unfortunately, as I say, the probe for the thermocouple is very long and
> thin. It would probably work great for measuring the temperature of the
> air in a room, or of a flask of liquid. (That's probably what the lab
> guys want it for.) I'm not sure how appropriate it is for measuring the
> surface temperature of a solid object.
You need some of these:
http://www.eurodidact.co.uk/images/nicrni-01.jpg
That's what we use, you can then just glue or tape several of them onto
whatever you want to log (and leave 1 or 2 dangling around for the air
temperature).
although it entirely depends on how much heat the CPU is dissipating.
If it's dissipating 35W of heat, that gives a thermal resistance of
that's probably affecting the exhaust temperature significantly.
Besides, isn't your job to send it back to Dell when it's broken, not
try and repair it yourself?
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