[vdr] Re: HTPC Cases

["Peter Juszack" <vdr@unterbrecher.de>]

Hi,

I use a Yeong Yang A-206 MicroATX case. I had no problems getting the
components in it but I spent much time (and extra money) in reducing fan
noises.
If you want a realy silent system there you should do a test in your living
room or whereever you want to put it. Noise tests at another place are
mostly non-representative.

The problem with MicroATX cases is that there is only a small variety of
silent fans or strong power supplies. So I recommend a normal ATX case if
possible.

You can see my MicroATX case at
http://turku.wi-bw.tfh-wildau.de/~pjuszack/digicam

The design is great. Noise is now reduced to a low level after replacing all
fans and the power supply. The case has one 5.25' (which I use for DVD
drive) slot and two 3.5 ' slots (hard disc + CI)

All drives and the front USB connectors are hidden by blends.

Peter
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Leo Márquez" <leo@calidae.net>
To: <vdr@linuxtv.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 2:25 PM
Subject: [vdr] HTPC Cases


> Hi!,
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> I'm looking for a HTPC Cases. I have been seen some but I want to know
> what kind of cases you are using. I dont know if I can put comercial
> marks here, then I wait to put the best product I have founded.
>
> Thanks and sorry about my english
>
> Leo
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