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Uncle_Dave · 08-13-2007, 07:10 PM

Just for fun Why the intrest in NO noise? Just to say that you can do it? So far I have not seen anything about removing the heat Source, such as the Power Supply?

If you are going to use a Fan, I know that it less efficient to draw the cooling air through a filter, but the filter will clog, but you can see it, and clean it.

Don't mind me, but I am more interested in reliability. I do not like to see things crash. I find that when I put the cover on the box, it crashes.

The wife has cats. The cat hairs do a number.

Noise? I drive a Diesel. I get worried real quick if I can't hear that engine. I fact I have never been able to hear the Turbine.

The voltages are not very high in a PC. How would it be to use some nonconducting fluid to cool the PC by filling the case with a light oil?

How about an A/C unit just to cool the PC, and put the PC behind a glass door so we do not waste any energy cooling the operator?

How about points for working disconnected from the Power Grid?

08-13-2007, 07:10 PM	#49
Uncle_Dave Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Boston MA Posts: 2	Re: A challenge! Just for fun Why the intrest in NO noise? Just to say that you can do it? So far I have not seen anything about removing the heat Source, such as the Power Supply? If you are going to use a Fan, I know that it less efficient to draw the cooling air through a filter, but the filter will clog, but you can see it, and clean it. Don't mind me, but I am more interested in reliability. I do not like to see things crash. I find that when I put the cover on the box, it crashes. The wife has cats. The cat hairs do a number. Noise? I drive a Diesel. I get worried real quick if I can't hear that engine. I fact I have never been able to hear the Turbine. The voltages are not very high in a PC. How would it be to use some nonconducting fluid to cool the PC by filling the case with a light oil? How about an A/C unit just to cool the PC, and put the PC behind a glass door so we do not waste any energy cooling the operator? How about points for working disconnected from the Power Grid?