On Sunday 26 December 2010 11:09:00 Brent Busby wrote: > On Wed, 22 Dec 2010, Ivan K wrote: > > I was surprised to hear that so many people write their audio files to > > a second drive. I always thought that most audio people preferred as > > few drives as possible in a system to keep noise down. > > SATA drives make almost no noise. You'll get more noise from your > processor and power supply fan than you ever will from even five or six > SATA disks. While that is true in general, the disk directly attached to the pc's main frame will produce a lot of low frequency noise from resonances. I found some drive-bays at reichelt that work without trays and have all the inner parts with the hdd attached via shock-absorbers. Definitely worth its 21â... http://www.reichelt.de/?ACTION=3;GROUP=E66;GROUPID=733;ARTICLE=91887;SID=2892ic8awQARwAAEpCWQke96457b63f521ffeea99e7480a588420 Have fun, Arnold
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