skeeterskip wrote:
> Yes, smaller is probably almost never quieter with fans. I prefer bigger
> heatsink with lower rpm fan.
Shuttle have a pretty good thing going with their cases, though
the shape is a little inconvenient. They use a liquid-cooling
system to drain heat from the CPU.
Mine -- with a 1.6GHz Celeron -- was pretty quiet until I made the
mistake of putting a big disk in it. I've since opted for a bigger
case and more standard parts, with long cables so it can go in a
room where the noise doesn't matter. Works beautifully now,
though I use WebVCR+ for the recording side.
Matt
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