5 Simple Steps to a Quieter PC

~*77*~ writes "Silencing a computer can be a costly endeavor, but taking a few relatively inexpensive steps can have a drastic impact on the noise produced by the common computer system. Before starting on any sound reduction upgrades, analyzing a system to pinpoint the areas in need of the most attention will help determine the best course of action and the best way to spend any money."

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MOD PARENT DOWN: PROBABLY OWNS SHIT HE'S SELLING.

[eh0d is my daddy]

THIS GUY IS A DOUCHE BAG. SPAMMER. MORON SPAMMER. YOU ARE BERNARD SHIFFMAN.

Eh0D FUCK YOUED MAMA!!!!!

I
said
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Above poster is nothing but a hobbitt without a real way to sell shit, he is like those fat chicks web sites that aren't really good at all. fat bottomed girls do not make anything go round, cept eh0d's moama.

Re:Step 1: Buy a Mac

[tylernt]

"My G5 iMac is freaking loud under heavy CPU load, so not exactly the best advice there." You flunked 2nd grade, huh? "2. Make sure it's not a G5"

Re:MOD PARENT DOWN: PROBABLY OWNS SHIT HE'S SELLIN

[Anonymous Coward]

There aint nothing wrong with fat chicks. I like to hump da plump, pound the round, bounce the blob, jam it in the jelly, lay the lard, fuck the fat, romp the rotund, push the tush and so on. Fat chicks rock.

Big chicks have big tits.

Re:There is no step 2

[koreaman]

There are three problems with your logic.

1) The current top-of-the-line Power Mac is not a high-end computer.
2) You can buy a much more powerful x86 computer for far less than $3000.
3) Macs suck.