No Noise PC Reviewed

Arne Anka writes "How about a no noise PC? Well, Hush has recently launched its ATX range, which takes a full ATX motherboard, decent speed processors and graphics card, but sticks to the main concept of producing no noise PCs. The chassis is made from solid aluminum heatsinks and the whole system is fitted with heatpipes. Have a look at TrustedReviews for the first online review of the Hush ATX."

Comments

Underclocking

[DakotaSandstone]

Personally, I think underclocking for the masses should be more popular than it is. Desktop motherboards that allow on-the-fly switches in performance levels would be great.

I mean, laptops have already had this technology for years (battery versus wall power), although it is often is fairly proprietary, if it works at all.

For the 9 out of 10 times when I just want web surfing & audio streaming at home, I'd like to run at 20% of my 2 GHz and turn down the fans. After all, when you're trying to set a mood with Soma FM, who needs blaring screaming fans going?