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I was hoping there'd actually be a community about pc fans under that name...
I am very disappointed.
Make one.
I probably should but I don't feel like I'm qualified to create a fan community. (As in I don't know enough about fans) Edit: Also I'm afraid there's a community under that name on the instance I'm from and there can't be two communities with the same name and instance right?
Yeah well. onlyfans@lemmy.world is already claimed. Though you can create another account on a different instance where it is not created already if you don't mind the hassle. I also don't think you need to even know about how fans work just to make a community about images of literal fans. It's your choice.
This is actually a good idea, I could create one like that on sh.itjust.works... it's not against the rules, it's not porn 🤷... well... sorta 😂.
I would definitely subscribe, even if I don't post anything.
Noctua gang 🤝
Downvoted for nod modding the PSU fan
It's funny how those fans are a decent percentage of the whole build. They'll last a life time of builds though so well worth it imo.
Those are Noctua fans so a decent percentage of the price tag too lol. I count 22 that's like $600+ in just fans.
Mine are all server grade, Sanyo, Fujikura, Nidec... fairly loud, but will last forever.
I'm very sensitive to white noise so I'd rather have a 5 to 10 year service quiet fan. But I see the appeal. Perhaps setting the machine in a cabinet somewhere and use a fanless thin client at the desk. But that's $$$$.
Yeah, it's not for everyone, I know. But it doesn't bother me and I can rest assured that all fans are working all the time, so it's a good deal for me.
You could get a fiber optic display/HDMI cable, a fiber optic USB cable, and the USB hub, then just move the desktop tower into another room and run the cables through the walls or ceilings to your display setup. Might only be $100 or so cheaper than then a used business thin client, but at least you could still do something 4K 120Hz HDR 12bit over some distance without compromise. E.g:
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If I'm remembering the reviews of this case correctly it doesn't even have good airflow for all those fans.
That makes sense to me... You really only want one path for the air flow. E g. In through the front, over the components, and out the back.
Most of the fans in this setup are just fighting against each other.
Having front / bottom intake and rear / top exhaust is also fine if you have a top mounted radiator.
Side in like this case has is also fine as long both front and side have the fans mounted the same way.
I'll try compiling it now. Also, it took me a while to realize FF is Firefox.
Edit: It failed! I tried 2 times, it starts compiling, but after some time, I just find the terminal closed and it doesn't run. Anyways I won't bother with it, I only did it to torture my computer a little.
It's obviously Final Fantasy.
Firefox only takes half an hour on my Ryzen 5800X desktop anyway. Modern CPUs can chew through those chunky compile jobs pretty quickly.
Might be the out of memory killer. For me, Mach (Firefox's build tool) usually did a multi-processed build assuming around 1 GB RAM per thread. Run ./mach build -j10 to limit the build to e.g. 10 threads. Or set mk_add_options MOZ_PARALLEL_BUILD=10 in your config file.
When the cooling consumes more wattage than the GPU
Can you compile stuff in parallel using a GPU?
Contrary to the meme, it's probably very quiet, if they keep the RPMs low and the fans are arranged correctly
The one black PSU fan is throwing off the vibe. I can’t stop looking at it.
Where do you get the Final Fantasy source code. Asking for a friend (I'm not a cop btw, I swear)
Not enough fans, I want it to ruin my hearing too
still quieter than laptop fan
At this point just screw an entire full size box fan to the side of the case as one of the panels.
when building literally any Rust project from source*
Or wheel for python.
Sure is. If you can get bigger fans.
I'm surprised the CPU cooler is so small when they went to all that effort adding all those Noctuas.
You don't need a big one if you got 20 more blowing left and right 😁.
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are all those 80mm fans? that must be loud
I don't think so, they're probably 120mm.
If that's for FF, what about chromium?
Yeah, same thing.
Compiling chromium crashed my laptop lol