: [newbie] Noisy Processor Fans
FWIW i know ppl have taken the stuff you line cars with *some sort of
foam rubber* sealed the inside of their cases with that to reduce
noise quite a bit.
It's called Dynamat it is a sound deadening material. It is rather good
too.. I have never tried
FWIW i know ppl have taken the stuff you line cars with *some sort of
foam rubber* sealed the inside of their cases with that to reduce
noise quite a bit.
It's called Dynamat it is a sound deadening material. It is rather good
too.. I have never tried it on a computer case, but I read an
I am sure I am not alone in thinking that these current higher
powered processor fans are becoming very noisy.
I came across Zalman's CNP S6000-CU Cooler on the web, which is
claimed to be both very efficient and much quieter. Anyone got any
experiences of it to relate to us.
Barran, Richard wrote:
I am sure I am not alone in thinking that these current higher
powered processor fans are becoming very noisy.
I came across Zalman's CNP S6000-CU Cooler on the web, which is
claimed to be both very efficient and much quieter. Anyone got any
experiences of it to relate
Hi Richard,
It's a small world!
I too get annoyed about the noise levels from my PC, but couldn't find much
about quiet processor fans when I recently replaced mine.
Lo and behold, TheRegister (that website again!) has got an item about a new
fan-less NEC PC, with a link to a company that
Barran, Richard wrote:
I am sure I am not alone in thinking that these current higher
powered processor fans are becoming very noisy.
I came across Zalman's CNP S6000-CU Cooler on the web, which is
claimed to be both very efficient and much quieter. Anyone got any
experiences of it
I nailed my linux box to the desk because I thought it was going to take off.
Two power supply fans, three case fans, a CPU fan, and one other little
booger doing something in there. I thought that was normal.
Lee
On Friday 10 May 2002 06:49 am, Dave Russell wrote:
Barran, Richard wrote:
On Thursday 09 May 2002 11:03 am, Steve Borrett wrote:
I like the Dragon OrbIII by Thermaltake.
It is not whisper quiet but it does a damn good cooling job on an
XP 1900+
I am more of a fan (grin) of thermaltake's Volcano 7+
Pretty cool (double grin)
Steve.
I sort'a like the sound
On Thursday 09 May 2002 09:03, Steve Borrett opened a general hailing
frequency and transmitted to all open stations:
I am more of a fan (grin) of thermaltake's Volcano 7+
Pretty cool (double grin)
*groan*
people done been thrown offa lists for less. :)
--
1 if by land, 2 if by sea, 3 if
I am more of a fan (grin) of thermaltake's Volcano 7+
Pretty cool (double grin)
Heh, I use this fan too and I have no problems with it. It is cooling my XP
1900+ and it's quieter than the fan I have on my 1.1ghz Athlon - perhaps I
need to get this fan for that one too. I even have more
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