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[SC-Help] Re: The next step??

antioch r.antiochdunkthis at dunkthisntlworld.com
Fri May 12 13:59:12 EDT 2006


Hello Mike
Yes, I thought there were a few hours between us.
Re the humming - well she calls it humming - its a gentle sound of a fan 
turning at very high speed.  Its no more than a small hand-held type of 
battery driven fan.
Though she has to agree that it is quieter than comp I put together a year 
ago - P4 3.0Gh Prescott 478pin - now they ran hot - plus 400w power - had 
five fans running to keep the temp down to 55-60 when running flight sims at 
full belt.
Current system has a bit more under the bonnet - P4 3.4Gh LGA775 (again a 
hot runner)plus gforce 7800, 600w power with a 120mm supercool/quiet fan 
over the CPU.
That keeps the temp down to 40-45 all on its own.  Even with a bit of 
clocking.
Also I can assure you that everything in the box is as tight as a drum.
The box is also sitting on a sound absorbent material.
Anyhow, with a headset on I hear no outside noises -- not even 'her'.
Take care
Rgds
Antioch

"Mike Easter" <MikeE at ster.invalid> wrote in message 
news:e40q68$bq4$1 at news.spamcop.net...
> antioch wrote:
>
>> Its bedtime here.
>
> It appears that you are UTC +0100.  I am UTC -0700.  You are already in
> the 'wee' hours of Friday now, and at this moment I'm typing it isn't
> dark on Thursday here yet.  Sundown is still almost an hour away for me
>
>> The hum of my comp annoys 'her indoors'
>
> If your computer is humming loud enough to be annoying anyone, it is
> making too much noise.  Probably a case or cpu fan doing something
> wrong -- some kind of vibration or something.  It should be nearly
> silent.
>
> Thanks for the tracker.
>
> -- 
> Mike Easter
> kibitzer, not SC admin
> 




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