Haven't tried this myself, so I'll let one of you guys be the guinea pigs

http://hem.passagen.se/fholmen/

I suppose if cooling is an issue, you could hang an 80mm next to the graphics using a Zalman fan bracket (works very well in my experience).

Gigabyte's SilentPipe passive graphics card list (by ATI/Nvidia model number)

http://tw.giga-byte.com/VGA/Default.htm

Add the GeCube SilenCool X700 PRO 256MB and X600XT to the updated list as well.

http://www.gecube.com/mbu/productCategory.php?proID=68
http://www.gecube.com/mbu/productCategory.php?proID=72

Thermaltake really have lost the plot

You gotta see some of their other products. I don't know what to make of that door! ROTFL.

SometimesWarrior wrote:They're probably one of those flame warriors documented on A Netizen's Guide to Flame Warriors (great site, by the way).

That site is hilarious! thanks for the link

diNovo in this post is "diNovo for notebooks" (silver-black version) cheaper version, and it has a radio connection (not BT). Maybe it can work with MX1000 radio mouse.

My advice - ask Logitech directly and let us know.[/quote]

Apparently you can use both at the same time:-

link

There are no issues that I'm aware of (used to have Sonata/4090).

From what I've read on these forums, the SilenttMaxx aren't very reliable.

Whats the difference between them? And what are the benefits?

Interesting....but all bad for quietness in my view. The front 120mm just has no barriers to sound - so whatever the noise the fan makes, you will hear. That rear external fan shroud doesn't work very well though - it just makes the fan noisier because its forced to blow onto a flat surface and also...

I have slightly similar symptom - I get electrical pulsing and faint multi-toned beeping noises directly from my Gigabyte motherboard when I'm running my PC as a P2P server (lots of part files opened with read/writes going all over HDD). During normal use this doesn't seem to happen (or isn't notice...

PC equivalent?

I love the 'feel' of the DiNovo keyboards - very solid with neither too much travel or too little.

Am considering getting one but what I'm not sure about is whether I can use my MX1000 mouse or whether I HAVE to use the mouse that comes with the DiNovo.

Does anyone know? Thanks.

That MiniMac is just a beaut.

I wished they make SFF PCs like that.....

Welcome to the forums Cheezx. It sounds a bit dramatic if you ask me. If the aim is to cool the CPU, I would suggest cutting out the rear fan grill - it makes a noticeable difference to CPU temperatures. A couple of people on here had done the mod and report positive results. I did the mod this even...

Well eventually I got round to cutting out the grill at the rear of my V2000. Didn't use a CD as a template - I simply used a Dreemel to cut an octagan shaped hole by simply following the lines of the existing hole punched grill. Very easy to cut and the finish is very good. I used some rubber blowh...

The Thermaltake SilentBoost would be my 2nd choice (after the SI-97)

It would would look alot prettier (to my eyes anyway) if they made it the same colour instead of the two tone jobbie. Even silver plastic would look better than a black / silver mix. Shame the HDDs still look like they're Sonata semi-hard mounted. Other than those two grips it looks like it has the ...

When did the Sonata have a "ducted fan"?

It still hums even if I have it on the floor underneath my (wooden) desk

Zalman fans aren't particularly quiet in my view, even at the lowest fanmate setting (though I have to say that I haven't tried the 7700).

The sub-woofer of my TDK S80 speakers makes a very noticeably hum when turned on.

Is there anyway to remove this hum?

If not, do all sub-woofers hum? What subwoofers don't hum?

That's reassuring to know.

Mine's been running fine. I've had it for 4 months now, running 24/7.

Very impressive Tjokken!

I amazed the XP120 can cool a 2.8ghz P4!

Deserves to go in the gallery section

I've had the card up to 100C.........

However, I resisted the temptation to use it to boil an egg

If you want to a cool it, a very simple yet effective solution is to install an Zalman fan bracket but orientate it the wrong way up and then attach 1 or 2 80mms fans to the middle of the bracket.

It doesn't work particularly well in my setup. I've got Acoustipack Deluxe inside a V2000 - three sheets fill both side panels and I've got the 5.25/3.5 inch blocks filling some fo the drive bays. I'm sure there's a slight difference, but its not particularly noticeable. It is very easy to install o...

The Panaflo on the SilentBoost is an M1 - which is very noisy. The L1A is THE BEST fan for the SilentBoost. I have tried the Nexus 80mm on the SilentBoost @ 12v but it doesn't cool well enough for my purposes (3200+, 1.75v). I don't think that SilenX will be powerful enough - they don't push very mu...

Nice article with various mods here:-

http://www.systemcooling.com/lianli_exos_mod-01.html

Best of all - lots of nice pictures (a couple below)

http://www.systemcooling.com/images/art ... image4.jpg
http://www.systemcooling.com/images/art ... mage15.jpg[/url]

Lol. I was wondering how this old thread got dug up again. EdT - it would be a good idea if you ignored this thread altogether. To cut a very long story short, you had an employee from SilenX (the owner?)called Peter Kim coming onto these forums - having registered as several different users - all "...

Sorry, its me again. I connected it up last night, but I'm not sure if its working. The USB lights on the T-balancer are continually flashing on and off, whereas (I think) that they are supposed to be permanently on to show that the USB is working. Does anyone know whether the lights should be perma...