Re: R10000-150mHz_vs_R12000-300mHz...(?)
From: Atro Tossavainen (Atro.Tossavainen+news_at_helsinki.finland.invalid)
Date: 03/22/05
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Date: 22 Mar 2005 08:36:08 +0200
Tony 'Nicoya' Mantler <nicoya@ubb.ca> writes:
> I assume you've checked to be sure that the honeycomb vents aren't blocked.
Yes.
> My Octane is a dual 250 with SE graphics and the PCI shoebox. It should be noted
> that installing some options will force the system into fastfan mode, which
> overrides the temperature sensors. (I think the MXI/MXE is the most common
> culprit)
We don't have MXI/MXE on any of them. My home machine is a single 175
with SE graphics and no shoebox.
> There's two things that cause fan noise: bearing noise and turbulence noise.
> Sadly the Octane mostly suffers from the latter, so upgrading to higher quality
> fans won't buy you any silence.
Right. Won't bother then.
> The hard drives in most Octanes will tend to be fairly noisy compared to more
> modern units. You might want to try powering on the system with the drives
> removed to see if it would be worth replacing them.
I can recognize drive noise from air flow noise. :-)
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