[mythtv-users] Re: Air flow and proc questions

[Louis Adamich]

I'm running an AMD 2600.  I wanted silence so I am using a fanless water 
cooling system.  I opened the power supply and put a gpu box on the heat 
sink there (only one in this supply).  Everything is cooled (CPU, Video, 
HD, PS, HD).  No fans so totally quiet.  No overheating problems so far.

Louis

Blammo [doh] wrote:

>I run a mobile 2400 in my frontend. They are Barton cores, run at a
>lower stock voltage (1.475) and is multiplier unlocked, which gives
>you some great freedom to drop the multi, raise the bus, run better
>ram, and stay at the same clock speed, while running cooler than a
>stock barton.
>
>It's enough CPU to handle HD content, assuming your video card is fast
>enough, and the reduced heat is a NICE plus. Last I looked on
>pricewatch, they were sub $100.
>
>
>On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 16:35:18 +0100, Stephen Tait <tait at digitallaw.co.uk> wrote:
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>
>>At 15:35 16/09/2004, you wrote:
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>>>On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 09:32:18 -0500, Aaron Griffin
>>><aaronmgriffin at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>>Hey all,
>>>>
>>>>Just wanted some opinions (good and bad) on this setup:
>>>>Albatron KM18G Pro v2 Motherboard
>>>>Coolermaster ATC-620 Case
>>>>Athlon XP (Barton) 2600+ Processor OEM
>>>>
>>>>I'm trying to determine if I'll have any heat/airflow problems with
>>>>this case and mobo setup... also, (call me dumb if you want) this mobo
>>>>supports Athlon XP - does that include Barton cores? Or does the
>>>>motherboard specifically have to support Barton?
>>>>
>>>>I'm grabbing Kingston HyperX RAM for this setup (premium RAM with nice
>>>>heatspreaders), so that should be fine... just curious about the case
>>>>setup, if everything will be cool (pun intended!)
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>Got a question? http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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>>>>
>>>Forgot one thing:
>>>Does the ATC620 come with a PSU? If it does not, can anyone suggest a
>>>good quiet and cool PSU?
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>>>
>>No, it doesn't.
>>
>>Personally recommendation will be one of the low power Tagan or Antec
>>TruPower PSU's (300-350W should do you fine). They're very good quality
>>PSU's and *very* quiet. The Antec's have the advantage of linking their
>>thermistor circuits to a couple of molexes, which you can plug your fans
>>into and get temperature-sensitive case fans, which are very quiet.
>>
>>If you have money to burn, Zalman and a few others make totally fanless
>>PSU's, but that won't do much for your case's ventilation.
>>
>>
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