11-20-2004, 12:33 AM
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Admiral
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Cascade Sound Dampening in my case..pics
I just built a computer to OC my 2.4C on an Abit IS7. The chipset fan on this little bugger spins at 6200 rpms!
Anyway, I was kinda curious what automotive sound dampening (Cascade V2) would do. So, I lined my case bottom, and side and top panels and with it.    (The best pics didn't turn out because my camera's flash is dying.)
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11-20-2004, 01:05 AM
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Secretary of the Navy
 
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Keep an eye on the temps inside your case....
That stuff is a good insulator as well as sound dampener.... and things might get pretty HOT if you don't have sufficient cooling in place.
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11-20-2004, 06:38 AM
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Good advice. I let my fans take care of heat. OCed CPU idle is about 40C and full load is about 56C. Case temps are seldom more than 10C over ambient, so I know they are doing their job. I got a great case for overclocking. |
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