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gargle chome posted:dude what a waste it's u
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The Leck posted:pretty sure i had that same cooler, maybe on the same card. i miss passive cooling passively cooled vga is so passe (  ) check this poo poo!nofan cr-95c      
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Sep 12, 2016 22:44
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one hundred amerikkka dollas for something that the free oe hsf does better 
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Sep 12, 2016 23:34
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help all this talk about fanless cooling has made me want to buy this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etbh-YOQtp4
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The Leck posted:pretty sure i had that same cooler, maybe on the same card. i miss passive cooling 
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krooj posted:one hundred amerikkka dollas for something that the free oe hsf does better That makes sound.
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Honestly a small amount of white noise from large fans is preferable to hearing the high pitched squeal of power supply coils Building a high performance 100% silent computer is almost impossible, better to stick it in the basement or garage and extending the cables
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http://www.inventgeek.com/ion-wind-cooled-0db-computer/
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my pc is quieter than the ac unit running the next room, even while playing games, so i consider it well within the range of acceptable
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reminder that prescott p4s came with an 80mm cooling fan we have it real good nowadays
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Endless Mike posted:my pc is quieter than the ac unit running the next room, even while playing games, so i consider it well within the range of acceptable same only shadow of mordor really makes the fans ramp up
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carry on then posted:reminder that prescott p4s came with an 80mm cooling fan ja i dont know why larger fans took so long to become A Thing
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atomicthumbs posted:That makes sound. barely audible and if u buy decent modern stuff with pwm fans and controllers it might even turn off ur fans while shitposting and ramp them up when ur encoding anime
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Sep 13, 2016 16:08
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carry on then posted:reminder that prescott p4s came with an 80mm cooling fan 80mm was quiet compared to the 50/60mm fans on everything from the 486-p3 era. and even that was probably drowned out by the hard drive noise
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Sep 13, 2016 16:22
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sometimes u do need silent
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Sep 13, 2016 22:37
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inductors are easy to silence u just dab some hot glue on them
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Sep 13, 2016 22:38
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Remember this fucker?
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Sep 13, 2016 22:59
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unf yes
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1500 earth dollers back in the day the day was prescott era iirc so a modern processor with a 65-75w ish tdp should work
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spankmeister posted:Remember this fucker? one of these came in at work. someone had yanked the... cooling blocks? for the gpu and stuff off 
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zalman TNN 500AF zero results on ebay 
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werent those like 65 lbs or something like that
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A lot of those solutions are going to quickly cook your computer since the chipset expects some sort of ventilation from the CPU fan across the various motherboard heat sinks and hot air is going to build up inside the case if there's no fans to replace it The only cases I think would actually work are the ones that have heavily perforated tops and bottoms so that you get a decent vertical convection airflow going
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not me because my socket 939 abit Fatal1ty™ motherboard has LOTES™ Technology®™
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Sep 14, 2016 16:14
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this poo poo right here bisque
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the cray-2 experience
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:this poo poo right here bisque i'm so glad we've moved past putting tiny, whiny fans on everything
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:this poo poo right here bisque 
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Endless Mike posted:i'm so glad we've moved past putting tiny, whiny fans on everything
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error1 posted:A lot of those solutions are going to quickly cook your computer since the chipset expects some sort of ventilation from the CPU fan across the various motherboard heat sinks and hot air is going to build up inside the case if there's no fans to replace it just immerse the entire assembly in Fluorinert. no big deal
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:just immerse the entire assembly in Fluorinert. no big deal carry on then posted:the cray-2 experience
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nah, go a step further and put the whole thing in an evacuated box and spray fluorinert on the bare processor dies
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