I must be the only one to prioritise Very low temps over very quiet fans
permacougar
CD drive spin up has entered the chat!
Evening-Brief7620
I miss the sounds of my SEAGATE ST-251-1, and it’s whopping 8 3/16 inches and 52MB.
Throwaythisacco
well it isn’t the 90’s anymore, we value speed and sleekness over “beep boop crunch crunch”
StarHammer_01
Silent PCs are nice but have you ever wirrrrrRRRRR Burrrrrrrrrt ca-clack ca-clak bzzzt BEEEP! Hmmmmmmmmmmm
Natjoe64
I like it when my tech makes noise, it’s working hard. Comforting for some reason.
Artistic-Trick7469
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wreckedftfoxy_yt
i personally dont care for the noise, its bad when it is quiet because idk if its running or not
Professional_Top8369
Aio cooler is more quiet and has less noise. Change my mind.
CollegeBoy1613
Okayyy???
TelephoneActive1539
Me who uses a Dreamcast:
WonderWendyTheWeirdo
That clicking with the green light was pretty rad.
alien-eight
Or the horrendous coil whine of the early 2010s.
C5-O
When my GPU sounds like a Jet Engine, that’s when I know it’s working.
And sometimes it just won’t ramp up the fan~~s~~ and start thermal throttling way earlier than it needs to. So especially for VR or Rendering I usually go into Afterburner and manually set the fan~~s~~ to Jet Engine%…
paroxybob
The PC’s I started with were IBM PS/2’s and 468 DX2 clones and I really miss hearing those systems. Their soundscape really added to the experience.
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I must be the only one to prioritise Very low temps over very quiet fans
CD drive spin up has entered the chat!
I miss the sounds of my SEAGATE ST-251-1, and it’s whopping 8 3/16 inches and 52MB.
well it isn’t the 90’s anymore, we value speed and sleekness over “beep boop crunch crunch”
Silent PCs are nice but have you ever wirrrrrRRRRR Burrrrrrrrrt ca-clack ca-clak bzzzt BEEEP! Hmmmmmmmmmmm
I like it when my tech makes noise, it’s working hard. Comforting for some reason.
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i personally dont care for the noise, its bad when it is quiet because idk if its running or not
Aio cooler is more quiet and has less noise. Change my mind.
Okayyy???
Me who uses a Dreamcast:
That clicking with the green light was pretty rad.
Or the horrendous coil whine of the early 2010s.
When my GPU sounds like a Jet Engine, that’s when I know it’s working.
And sometimes it just won’t ramp up the fan~~s~~ and start thermal throttling way earlier than it needs to. So especially for VR or Rendering I usually go into Afterburner and manually set the fan~~s~~ to Jet Engine%…
The PC’s I started with were IBM PS/2’s and 468 DX2 clones and I really miss hearing those systems. Their soundscape really added to the experience.