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Joe 07-12-2003 11:36 PM

Silence - Dual AMD and Silent and Air Cooled
 
Well silent is all relative :)

my main rig went from a vacuum quality sound to now the only noise is the SCSI drive love and the powerful 460watt PSU fan (the NMB 460 watt Thunder K7 specific PSU = lotsa heat)

Going to write up a small article about this but the short of it is, with the Tbreds I got an increase in speed, and lower heat output, which let me run some quiet gear. Went down to KDC and bought a load of cooling gear just for this today. Watch for the write up to happen sometime next week.

Quietness is good, now all I need to do is replace the one SCSI drive that makes the noise ( I have 3 of them in this rig and the other 2 Quantums are silent. the IBM 10k RPM drive is a loud mofo).

Its not silent, but its no louder than most small stock Dell or IBM workstations. and its a Dual 1.73Ghz AMD W/ 1Gb ram and a 100GB of U160 10k and 15k RPM SCSI love :)

jaydee 07-14-2003 01:16 PM

Sounds good! I am getting a little burnt out on water cooling. :D My HydroThruster 500 seems to have this odd problem of deciding to not spin. The motor is on and blistering HOT, but the shaft is not turning. I shut it off for a minute and then it will run for a little bit and do it again. Finally I have to un-atach the head and just run the motor by itself for a while to get it to cool down, then re-attach the head, then it is good for an indefinate amount of time. Woke up this morning to a locked up computer with the Windows protection error BSOD and the TC reading 60C and the pump not turning but blistering hot. :mad: Times like that make me wonder why I ever got into water cooling. :D

bigben2k 07-14-2003 02:25 PM

Oh that's not good, not good at all!

If the motor has brushes, they might be severely worn out. You ought to be able to replace them. I'd come over to give you a hand, if you lived in my neighbourhood!;)

jaydee 07-14-2003 03:22 PM

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Originally posted by bigben2k
Oh that's not good, not good at all!

If the motor has brushes, they might be severely worn out. You ought to be able to replace them. I'd come over to give you a hand, if you lived in my neighbourhood!;)

The damn thing is near new! If it happens again I might just pull it apart and see whats going on.


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