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Another option for quiet is to get a water-cooled chassis, with water
heatsinks for the CPU's, disk, and power supplies. I haven't done it yet,
because I can't find one that supports dual CPU's - it's expensive since it
is not mass-market, but to clear the noise and get better cooling for
reliability and speed (overclocking?) I would go for it.
-----Original Message-----
From: ztrader [mailto:ztrader@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 12:40 PM
To: Gary Fritz
Cc: omega list
Subject: Re[2]: the ultimate .............
On Sunday, January 06, 2002, 8:55:57 AM, Gary Fritz wrote:
GF> I'm going to put some effort into researching the quietest fans.
I dislike noise too. I've been using power supplies and fans from PC
Power & Cooling http://www.pcpowercooling.com/. They have the quietest
ones I've found so far. However, they seem to have less reliability
than others - buy a spare PS to swap as needed. I've lost two so far
(in ~5 years on 8 computers). Ya gotta *love* quiet to get these,
though, they're a bit pricey.
GF> Or is there a solution for that?
I've been considering a large file server or two (big fans, lots of
heat, etc) in another room. Might help for some things. Anyone have
experience with this approach?
TSxx work OK with this configuration?
TIA,
ztrader
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