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On the plus side, the 486DX-33 didn’t require active cooling. The second half of the 1990s was when home computing started to become noisy, and the art of tryin
by layer8 8mo ago
On the plus side, the 486DX-33 didn’t require active cooling. The second half of the 1990s was when home computing started to become noisy, and the art of trying to build silent PCs began.
- johnflan 8mo agoThe CPU didn’t but the chonker of a fan in the PSU sure made up for it
- giantrobot 8mo agoAND THOSE WHISPERING QUIET HARD DRIVES!
- ahartmetz 8mo agoSamsung drives were great for low noise and reliability starting from the late 90s or so. Not that much of a noise problem.