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hi list

i was thinking about the same thing in the past, and in the meanwhile i

got some special "Silentium'" silent tower. When i got it it was better

than with my old tower, but still not silent as i expected.

Ive heard mac minis are very silent.

my idea was to clock down a cpu and remove the cooler compleatly...

is this possible? did somebody tried it?

greetings

n.
James Stone wrote:

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> You can get bits and bobs from here:

>

> http://www.quietpc.com/gb-en-gbp/home?gclid=CMPdqu3c9pACFSFYEgodBT5t2A

>

> The main culprits in my system were the CPU fan, the GFX card

> fan, and the old HDD. I replaced the CPU fan, got a passive

> cooling solution for the graphics card, and bought some new hard

> drives.. It is still not completely silent tho and has more

> problems with overheating..

>

> Certainly not that simple!

>

> James

>

> On Mon, Jan 14, 2008 at 09:23:33PM +0000, Studio 32 wrote:

>> Hey,

>>

>> My pc makes to much noise. :( I've two harddisk in it and I think the cooler makes te most noise.

>>

>> Will it help to remove one harddisk?

>>

>> What else can I do without spending too much money?

>>

>> Regards,

>>

>> Studio32

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