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Geek Culture / Soundless

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bergice
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Joined: 5th Jun 2007
Location: Oslo,Norway
Posted: 15th May 2008 12:59
Short question:

How do i make my computer be almost soundless?

It sounds like a building site XD


Dont delete my sig mods, it is 600X120...
SunnyKatt
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Joined: 16th Sep 2006
Location: USA
Posted: 15th May 2008 13:04
Underclock everything.

BatVink
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Joined: 4th Apr 2003
Location: Gods own County, UK
Posted: 15th May 2008 14:15
Better hard drives, and better cooling. You can get quieter fans to kill most of the noise

MSon
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Location: Earth, (I Think).
Posted: 15th May 2008 14:21 Edited at: 15th May 2008 14:26
Silent Fans, Cost a few quid each, but reduse the sound, or if you want to go further then you can also get a Sound Proofing matefial for you PC, its like foam and you just line the inside of your case with it and it should reduce sound further

Try This Link, They have everythink from Silent Fans, Coolers, PSU's, Graphics Cards to Soundprofing Kits for PC's

Everyone Be Cool, You, Be Cool.
NeX the Fairly Fast Ferret
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Location: The Fifth Plane of Oblivion
Posted: 18th May 2008 20:38
I've got a "silent" power supply. It's the noisiest thing in the case.


I fail at life. No, really.
bitJericho
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Joined: 9th Oct 2002
Location: United States
Posted: 18th May 2008 20:50 Edited at: 18th May 2008 20:51
haha, I got a zalman silent psu and it truly is. In fact, I needed an exhaust fan because the psu fan barely has to move. I love it.

That's why I only buy zalman stuff when I want silent.

Silenx is a good brand too


Hurray for teh logd!
GatorHex
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Location: Gunchester, UK
Posted: 18th May 2008 22:25 Edited at: 18th May 2008 22:30
If you want your current PC parts quieter clean the dust out of the heatsinks. Fans run faster if there is cooling issue.

Best no-noise parts in my opinion

PSU: Zen Fanless, NorthQ Pacific, Silverstone Nightjar
Graphics Card: Gigabyte 8600GTS Silent Pipe or PowerColor HD3870 Fanless
CPU: Intel Q9300 Quad or other 45nm Duo
CPU Cooler: Scythe Ninja Plus rev B (cools my Q9300 fanless although came with one)
Hard Drives: Western Digital RE2 or Samsung Spinpoint
Case: Any big tower case with a hole in the top to let the air flow out like a chimney.
If you're gona use fans buy them big 120mm+

Mostly what I used although I've got to find a few quid more for a fanless PSU and make some holes in the top of the case



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