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Hitze, Geschwindigkeit u. Ton

Geschwindigkeit:

Herr. Tobias Schonherr unterstrich eine Störung in meinem Zusammenbau dieses neuen Computers. Danke Herr. Schonherr! Ich hatte das Intel Handbuch auf dem DP35DP Motherboard fehlinterpretiert und unwittingly die zwei Gedächtnismodule in Einkanalmodus anstatt in Zweikanalmodus angebracht.

Wie ich es verstehe, ermöglicht Zweikanalmodus den CPUs, zwei Anträge auf Gedächtnis auf einmal zu bilden und erhöht gesamten Gedächtnisdurchsatz. Sehen Sie unten. Zuerst die Gedächtnismodule vorher und nachher, dann der resultierende Windows Erfahrung Index vorher und nachher. Der Computer erkannte 4 GBs des Gedächtnisses in jedem Fall, aber Sie beachten, daß der Gedächtnis Sub-index von 5.6 bis 5.9 sprang, jetzt so stark wie jedes mögliches andere Element des Systems und stark als die dual-processor CPU.
Vorher Nachher
Gedächtnis, wie ursprünglich angebracht Gedächtnis brachte richtig an
Ursprünglicher Windows Erfahrung Index Neuer Windows Erfahrung Index


Hitze:

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Der Computer wird errichtet!

Und ich werde mit es gefallen.

Leistung:

Windows Erfahrung Indexschirm in Vista, zu vergrößern KlickenDer gesamte Windows Erfahrung Index ist 5.4, denen ich bin hübsches gutes glaube. Das Begrenzungssubscore (5.4) ist die Scheiben, wirklich und sie sind sehr Schnell-SATA II Antriebe 7200-RPM, obwohl Sie 10.000 U/min Antriebe erhalten können, die schneller schon sein sollten. Das höchste subscore ist die Windows Aero Graphiken, 5.9. Alles sonst fällt zwischen, also ist das System recht wohles ausgeglichenes.

Stille:

Wenn es gibt nichts sonst, gehend an in den Raum, in Fernsehapparat und in den alten Computer, der, sitzend an meinem Schreibtisch abgestellt wird, kann ich ein schwaches, tiefes Brüllen, das dem Ton, den, Sie ähnlich sind indem Sie hören, ein großes seashell bis zu Ihrem Ohr, halten aber zweifellos nicht dieses laute hören. Es hat eine Resonanz zu ihm, trotz meiner Bemühungen, Töne innerhalb des Kastens zu befeuchten. Ich denke, daß der hintere Ventilator der Ursprung von die meisten der Geräusche ist. Es ist nicht unzulässig, weil es schwach ist, aber ich versuche vermutlich, mehr zu tun, um den Ton, wie zu begrenzen: This</a>… </div><a id=Klicken Sie, um „, den Computer zu lesen fortzufahren wird errichtet!“

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Antec Sonata III 500 Review

Noise Reduction:

The Sonata III 500 is supposed to be one of the quietest computer cases on the planet, advertised by Sonata as "whisper quiet when it comes to system noise." Front of case with top front cover removed, three large bays and two small ones This is why I bought it, but frankly, I don't see what all the fuss is about. Here is what the Sonata III 500 does have for noise reduction:
  • An efficient 500-watt power supply with its own "low noise" cooling fan. I haven't powered it up yet, so I can't yet testify to the lack of noise but I expect it to be quiet,
  • A normal-looking three-speed 120 mm rear exhaust fan. I was unable to find noise ratings published by Antec, but I expect it to be quiet at the lower speeds and noisy at the top speed,
  • Silicone grommets for mounting the hard drives, to absorb noise and vibrations, and
  • Rubber feet.
Nice clean inside showing space for up to four hard drives but no obvious sound-deadening features On the flip side, though, here is what the Sonata does not have:
  • Sound-deadening panels
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CPU Cooling

The Intel Core 2 Duo 6750 processor comes in a retail box from NewEgg and others, complete with a processor cooling solution consisting of a small fan and cooling fins. Concerned about noise, I searched for a passive design, without a fan, to replace the Intel cooler, and came across the web site FrostyTech.com, where CPU heatsinks of many types are compared. One of the evaluated heatsinks is the "stock" fan/fin cooler provided by Intel with the boxed processor.

Intel stock cooler According to FrostyTech, the Intel cooler is very quiet, one of the quietest coolers evaluated. The article includes a large table of coolers, with the stock Intel 35 db quieter than the noisiest cooler and about 20 db quieter than the median. The description was also very favorable, it "operates very quietly at its default speed."

However the fan was not tested in the mode in which it will actually be used. FrostyTech used a 3-pin connector, which causes the fan to adjust its speed according to ambient air temperature. In the Intel boxed solution a 4-pin connector is used,...
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Written by Don on October 13th, 2007 with no comments.
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Choosing a Hard Disk

How does one choose the hard disk drive (HDD) from all of the available vendors and capacities? First, it's important to recognize that it's not a highly critical decision; I'm not likely to choose a vendor or capacity that is unsuitable, and drives are not a huge expense any more, so I can add or replace drives later (or sooner) if necessary.

My existing system has 23 Gb available out of 100 Gb total capacity, so I'm using about 77 Gb. Disk usage has grown from about 15 Gb in 1999 to 77 this year, which means that it grew by a factor of five in the intervening eight years. That suggests I should buy five times the amount of disk that I am now using, or about 400 Gb, to last the next eight years. Maybe so.
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But maybe not. New technology is on the horizon. It is already possible to buy a 64 Gb flash drive with no moving parts for about $900. How soon will the price/performance curve of flash or some even-better technology approach that of moving-head disk drives? ...
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Written by Don on August 29th, 2007 with no comments.
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Gateway Performance 600

I'm struggling with the original precept of this blog: building a new computer, because my Gateway Performance 600 is working so well now. It's almost eight years old, but it runs a Pentium III processor at 600 MHz and has been upgraded significantly:
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  1. Added another hard disk to increase total disk capacity from 20 Gb to about 100 Gb.
  2. Replaced the original CD RW drive (failed) with a new and better Sony drive.
  3. Upgraded from Windows 98 to Windows XP Professional, now SP2 and fully current.
  4. Maxed out the memory to 768 Mbytes, comparable to brand-new low-end computers.
C drive is pretty fullG drive is more than half fullIt's not a bad computer, and I'm wavering on the decision to replace it. Money ($1000+) and time are the reasons NOT to replace it. Here are some reasons why I might:



  • Quieter. The Performance 600, though not loud, is the loudest thing in the room.
  • Faster. I wonder how much. The processors will be ten or twenty times as fast and the disk(s) at least twice
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Written by Don on August 28th, 2007 with no comments.
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