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<blockquote data-quote="alexeix" data-source="post: 75992" data-attributes="member: 11252"><p>I run a Shuttle SN95G5V2, which I mistakenly thought would be quiet (having read a number of reviews).</p><p></p><p>It's really anything BUT quiet, even at minimal load, so I would advise anyone looking to use a Shuttle machine as an HTPC to check one out first. If you can't have a demo, then look elsewhere for your case.</p><p></p><p>I've tried installing Speedfan in the past, but it didn't make any appreciable difference. CPU temperature for my Athlon64 3200 is usually around 40-45 degrees, so not exactly hot.</p><p></p><p>If I was building it all over again (and money was no object), I'd go for an mCubed HFX, an OrigenAE X15e or an Antec Fusion.</p><p></p><p>In fact the Antec case is quite affordable...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alexeix, post: 75992, member: 11252"] I run a Shuttle SN95G5V2, which I mistakenly thought would be quiet (having read a number of reviews). It's really anything BUT quiet, even at minimal load, so I would advise anyone looking to use a Shuttle machine as an HTPC to check one out first. If you can't have a demo, then look elsewhere for your case. I've tried installing Speedfan in the past, but it didn't make any appreciable difference. CPU temperature for my Athlon64 3200 is usually around 40-45 degrees, so not exactly hot. If I was building it all over again (and money was no object), I'd go for an mCubed HFX, an OrigenAE X15e or an Antec Fusion. In fact the Antec case is quite affordable... [/QUOTE]
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