Darren Hart wrote:
I have been running a client/server combo myth box for a while using NFS
root and recording storage (no local disk) because it was just too darn
loud. Now I am looking at upgrading hardware and was curious what
people think about modern disks, power supplies, case fans, et
On 16/09/05, Mark Kundinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Noise is, of course, very subjective. My system is a very simple combo
> box (small form factor case, HDD, small CPU fans). My small apartment
> is not a quiet place though, near the kitchen and computer desk,
> windows usually open with
Agreed the power supply is normally one of the loudest, have a look at
www.quietpc.com for some good ideas. I have the Elan Vital power supply
with ssm that works amazingly.
If you are looking for a good frontend only and not worried about cost
that much then hush do a superb comp http://www.husht
Noise is, of course, very subjective. My system is a very simple combo
box (small form factor case, HDD, small CPU fans). My small apartment
is not a quiet place though, near the kitchen and computer desk,
windows usually open with some road noise. If either the fridge or my
regular computer ar
I have been running a client/server combo myth box for a while using NFS root
and recording storage (no local disk) because it was just too darn loud. Now I
am looking at upgrading hardware and was curious what people think about modern
disks, power supplies, case fans, etc. Can you build an "
