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Having very little time to build my own (requires light and noise that would wake kiddo), I read reviews. This led me to Velocity Micro. Disclaimer: I'm a game

• dharness 9y ago
  What kind of noise
  • slowmovintarget 9y ago
    - Plastic wrappers around components - Sliding metal or clanking of metal on metal when working with the case - Slight tapping of screw-driver getting it into tight spots - Shunk of cards being seated into slots (depending) - Click or snap of fitting other parts together - Cursing when I cut myself, though this happens a lot less with modern cases It also takes an investment of time that's worth the few hundred bucks (to me, anyhow) extra to pay someone else to do it. I'm still going to have to muck around with drivers and software anyway, and that takes more time than the hardware. I certainly am not saying don't build your own, but I live in an apartment and it is very inconvenient to assemble when kiddo is asleep, and impossible when kiddo is awake (maybe when kiddo is a little older).
    • dharness 9y ago
      Hmm, I don't know those seem like very quiet noises.
• EpicEng 9y ago
  You can't put together a PC, essentially lego blocks, because it will wake your child? Does your child sleep strapped to your chest? I don't understand this at all...