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<blockquote data-quote="iSP" data-source="post: 391467" data-attributes="member: 28437"><p>I got one and it's incredibly silent.</p><p>Replaced the power supply with a 120 watt picopsu.</p><p>Used a 690g board (need to upgrade to 780g) and udnerclocked the cpu to 0,95 volt,</p><p>used some 1u cooler with a zalman fanmate and most of the time it can be cooled passively.</p><p>Some parts indeed tend to get hot, but it never failed in one year on me.</p><p>I'd say find the right parts and you should be okay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iSP, post: 391467, member: 28437"] I got one and it's incredibly silent. Replaced the power supply with a 120 watt picopsu. Used a 690g board (need to upgrade to 780g) and udnerclocked the cpu to 0,95 volt, used some 1u cooler with a zalman fanmate and most of the time it can be cooled passively. Some parts indeed tend to get hot, but it never failed in one year on me. I'd say find the right parts and you should be okay. [/QUOTE]
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