Noiseblocker PC Case Noise Dampening Kit

April 18th 2003 | Cases & Acc.

Shorty reviews a noise dampening kit from german outfit Noiseblocker, also looking at what effect the padding has on system temps:

Modern enthusiast PCs are loud and sometimes it seems that there is no getting away from it. The high pitched drone of a heavy duty fan cooling a high performance heatsink is not cool as it assaults the ears. PCs can still be audible even with near silent fans. Full tilt loud fans can even push the purest gamer/enthusiast to the point of bleeding ears after a long gaming session. Frags become nags from the noise. Wouldn’t it be nice to dampen that sound and take the edge off that sound of screaming fans? There has to be a better way!

Noiseblocker PC Case Noise Dampening Kit @ Icrontic

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Noiseblocker PC Case Noise Dampening Kit
Published in: Cases & Acc. on 2003-04-18