[HN Gopher] The Beautiful Machine (2020)
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The Beautiful Machine (2020)
Author : aliqot
Score : 39 points
Date : 2022-10-28 07:10 UTC (2 days ago)
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| nextos wrote:
| I am planning to build a similar PC, and the DB4 case is on top
| of my list.
|
| I am also considering HDPLEX [1] and Cirrus7 [2] cases. The
| HDPLEX H1 is a bit less pretty, but seems able to cool many Xeons
| with its 1 kg cooper heatsink (!). Cirrus7 is somewhere in the
| middle, and also a bit harder to assemble. They are typically
| sold as ready-made systems.
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| [1] https://hdplex.com
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| [2] https://www.cirrus7.com
| uniqueuid wrote:
| Wow, I had not seen those. The hdplex is an especially
| beautiful case.
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| And it's quite obvious that they care about details from their
| CAD illustrations [1].
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| [1] https://hdplex.com/hdplex-h5-fanless-computer-case.html
| uniqueuid wrote:
| While it's beautiful to have fanless machines, I was kind of
| horrified by the temperature on the SSD. 82 degrees is NOT where
| you want your m.2 drive to be!
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| Yes they do run hot, but that means they need to be cooled
| adequately. Even if you're lucky enough not to have the
| controller die on you, it will still massively throttle and give
| you much less I/O than theoretically possible.
| amelius wrote:
| How do you remove dust from it?
| anxiously wrote:
| Open the case and use a leaf blower.
| kelsolaar wrote:
| Isn't the case fully sealed here because of passive heat
| dissipation? So you would need to only clean the outside
| surface.
| [deleted]
| ComputerGuru wrote:
| It should be. The PSU is fanless, and that's typically the
| only forced air ingress/egress.
| dang wrote:
| Related:
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| _The Beautiful Machine_ -
| https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23983087 - July 2020 (1
| comment)
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| _The Beautiful Machine_ -
| https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22501462 - March 2020 (9
| comments)
| bombcar wrote:
| I'm disappointed that Apple (or someone) hasn't used the modern
| low-power chips (such as the M1) to make a computer that is
| perfectly sealed, no moving parts and no dust paths.
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