Hi,
I have a Vapochill XE II case and the noise is driving me mad!!
I thought of encasing the whole computer case in a "box" insolated with noise reducing foam. Obviously this would result in very high temps as there will be no air movement. To overcome this I intend building a "muffler" system for the air intake and air exhausts of the case allowing air to be drawn into the case and out. The rest of the Vapochill case will be placed in the "box" lined with noise reducing foam.
Attached a simple diagram to illustrate this. (Obviously will be reversed for intakes.) The "muffler will provide the necessary airflow and hopefully reduce the noise.
Would this work in your opinion?
I have a Vapochill XE II case and the noise is driving me mad!!
I thought of encasing the whole computer case in a "box" insolated with noise reducing foam. Obviously this would result in very high temps as there will be no air movement. To overcome this I intend building a "muffler" system for the air intake and air exhausts of the case allowing air to be drawn into the case and out. The rest of the Vapochill case will be placed in the "box" lined with noise reducing foam.
Attached a simple diagram to illustrate this. (Obviously will be reversed for intakes.) The "muffler will provide the necessary airflow and hopefully reduce the noise.
Would this work in your opinion?