[linux-audio-user] 1U" music PCs

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Mark Knecht wrote:
> 
> 2) Be sure on this one that you like the motherboard in the box. It 
> doesn't look like a normal PC MB but something considerably smaller. Not 
> sure if you can replace that one very easily.
> 

Looks like a micro atx mobo. They are standard and what I use in my 
portable.

http://www.boosthardware.com/specs/rigs/Rua.html

> 3) In general these cases are meant to go into noisy server rooms, which 
> are made noisy be noisy servers. (Get my point?) Anyway, I don't see any 
> specs on what sort of noise this one produces, but even one of those we 
> have here in the office would drive you nuts in 15 minutes I think. 
> (Even in a closet they are too noisy!)
> 

Yep. not suited to a quiet studio environment but quite fine for on the 
road/club environment recording/playback.



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