perfect linux server sound proofer.
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perfect linux server sound proofer.
Since most sofas and couches have plenty of padding, why not modify your couch or sofa to house computers. It could be a whole new cottage industry. The vibration from the computers could be used for massaging someone using the couch or sofa.
Re: perfect linux server sound proofer.
Seems like a good way to come home to your place surrounded by yellow tape,
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I think the secret is quiet fans and improving airflow. My HP case here is quiet. The fans are variable and only run faster as the heat increases, so I never hear them fully except when I turn on the machine. And I made sure to buy a quiet video card as well so I didn't ruin things.
But you could do a lot with other setups, go to a bigger fan, possibly slow it down with a resistors, there might even be some simple DIY heat sensor circuits you could use with a larger fan where it only runs when needed. Maybe investigate and find out exactly what fan is the noisy culprit. There might be some simple replacements.
I did find this one site dedicated to silent pcs that should be a good source of ideas.
http://www.silentpcreview.com/
Bugz
I think the secret is quiet fans and improving airflow. My HP case here is quiet. The fans are variable and only run faster as the heat increases, so I never hear them fully except when I turn on the machine. And I made sure to buy a quiet video card as well so I didn't ruin things.
But you could do a lot with other setups, go to a bigger fan, possibly slow it down with a resistors, there might even be some simple DIY heat sensor circuits you could use with a larger fan where it only runs when needed. Maybe investigate and find out exactly what fan is the noisy culprit. There might be some simple replacements.
I did find this one site dedicated to silent pcs that should be a good source of ideas.
http://www.silentpcreview.com/
Bugz
Re: perfect linux server sound proofer.
The sofa idea could be implemented without a risk for fire. Replacing existing fans with fans using brushless motors maybe the best idea.
