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Here's fairly cheap way to shut your computer up. I think I'm gonna try that out. Or does anyone have a better solution or experience in making it less noisy??
German version:
http://www.carsten-buschmann.de/schallschutz/index.htm
http://www.carsten-buschmann.de/schallschutz/bild1.htm
English version: (thx v Virus v / Bender)
http://www.carsten-buschmann.de/nois...tion/index.htm
http://www.carsten-buschmann.de/noise-prot...on/picture1.htm
there's a plan on how to do it as well. B)
A translater program might make it slightly more readable ;)
http://www.oilzine.com/regulars/babelfish-...-translator.asp
lol Make my PC a woolly coat :lol:
Try this link
http://www.carsten-buschmann.de/noise-prot...ction/index.htm
Both URL's are in German, as you said.Quote:
Originally posted by John_Smith@12 February 2003 - 00:35
Here's fairly cheap way to shut your computer up. I think I'm gonna try that out. Or does anyone have a better solution or experience in making it less noisy??
http://www.carsten-buschmann.de/schallschutz/index.htm
http://www.carsten-buschmann.de/schallschutz/bild1.htm
there's a plan on how to do it as well. Unfortunatelly it's in german. (for all you guys don't understanding it)
But you sould get the general impression. B)
But on the top right of those pages is a little English flag, guess what that does... :lol:
Not a good idea imo. The more you restrict the airflow the hotter your PC will run.
that's exactelly the week point of it Nobody1234.
This guy was using a P-II 400 and the temperature didn't raise more that 10° C.
Well, I guess with a P-4 1900 things will look different....
Maybe a bigger fan would do.
Does anybody knows how to measure the CPU temperature and is there some kind of security-system installed to prevent overheating?
there is a prog called "Hardware Doctor". it measures amongst other the cpu temp and gives a warning when it's too hot. Try this link for more info.
Bah, might as well put a fur coat on my PC. Sure the noise will be gone but there goes my processor. fugetaboutit! The only true, noiseless computer is watercooled!
Temp monitoring? Your motherboard must have this capability, it will be in the bios. Alot of mass-marketed PCs don't have this capability or even a soft bios. Just using software will get you nowhere. duh!
Check out Motherboard Monitor here: http://mbm.livewiredev.com/
TweakUI 1.33 gives you the open to disable beeps on errors.
You can kill beeps by going to control panel, sound&audio, sounds - TweakUI is an excellent program though,Quote:
Originally posted by pch@15 February 2003 - 20:24
TweakUI 1.33 gives you the open to disable beeps on errors.
And a purple furry computer is the most GAY thing i've ever seen!
I like it :P
Excellent suggestion. Cool little application. I just downloaded & installed the latest version last night. At first I thought it was going to be a hassle to set up (compared to the older version) but just follow the instructions in the help file & it is easy. Im sharing it right now "Motherboard Monitor.zip".Quote:
Originally posted by Nobody1234@15 February 2003 - 20:20
Check out Motherboard Monitor here: http://mbm.livewiredev.com/
*edit to add: It is FREEWARE
Cool, I just got my 4th star!
I have a Athlon 1.4 T-Bird.
processor:
51 degrees celsius
125 degrees farenheit
What do yall get?
Sneep, that is too hot. Try to keep your computer BELOW boiling point.
51 degrees Celsius is below boilingpoint.. :D 100 degrees Celsius is boilingQuote:
Originally posted by Supernatural@16 February 2003 - 09:03
Sneep, that is too hot. Try to keep your computer BELOW boiling point.
51 degrees Celsius is below boilingpoint.. :D 100 degrees Celsius is boiling [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by Mivaro+16 February 2003 - 13:14--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Mivaro @ 16 February 2003 - 13:14)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--Supernatural@16 February 2003 - 09:03
Sneep, that is too hot. Try to keep your computer BELOW boiling point.
Damn you celsius people :angry:
The boliling point is 212 degrees!!!!!!!
now isnt that just more simple :lol: