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h0ffman

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12-26-2005 at 02:35:59 PM

Hi There

I'm just about to build a new pc for music production and need a quiet case. I'll looking at an Athlon 64 3700 (San Deigo) with one sata drive and two sticks of 512 ddr. I'm definetly NOT looking to over clock it so heat shouldn't really be an issue.

Suggestions please?

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pwnage

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12-30-2005 at 07:35:44 PM

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Lian Li has some casees that are cheep and quiet

so dose Antec, but my exeriance with Antec hasn't been all to good. so my opinon is a little bias. there about the same price point, but the build quality of Lian Li cannot be surpassed.

check out newegg they have a ton of cases.

Newf

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01-02-2006 at 04:12:05 AM

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Here's a very quiet, cool and roomy case. It comes with an excellent PSU:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811129159

I admit that this is a case where form follows function,
no pun intended. :lol:

CommodoreRed

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01-02-2006 at 06:03:53 AM

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Yeah still want good air flow and fans anyways, but no OC means can lighten up a bit. That Antec is a great case... little on steep side green wise.

Flakes

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01-03-2006 at 11:47:10 PM

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of course if you really want a quiet pc life the Zalman Reserator1, would be the best option a bit on the expensive side but hey you could do away with a couple of fans.

anyway the stock fan on that amd should be fine use cool n quiet and you shouldnt be able to here anything.

i have a thing in my bios that i can set so the fan only spins up when the cpu hits a certain temperature(set at 50)

pwnage

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01-04-2006 at 12:00:46 AM

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Flakes
Just a question
Why would you suggest that?

Normally water cooling is for OC'ers and hard core modders. Your right in the fact that it makes for a quiet PC but, it's probably not something that he is going to want to do. But hey you never know; he could want to I just don't think it worth the cost on such a small system

Flakes

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01-04-2006 at 02:28:42 PM

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well it depends on how much it matters too him, as long as a pc has fans in it its not really quiet. the title is "Quiet cases? suggestions please?" it was just a suggestion.

i know what he means basically you want a case with 1 fan in the front and one in the back, or just take out the front one and use the back one, a good copper cooler so you can get a really slow fan on that cpu and a not too hot GFX card.

pwnage

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01-04-2006 at 05:08:13 PM

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It was a good and correct suggestion for a quiet case. but in my opinion it doesn't look like something he is interested in.

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