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Wed, 12 Nov 2003 23:17:42 -0600
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>John Burke wrote:
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>>Alfredo tries to be heard over the noise of his new A-class systems,
>
>>>Both hp3000 A-Class computers, Cinderella and Cenicienta (snatched
>>>from the jaws of death just before HP quit selling them), are up
>>>and running.  I wish I could say "quietly running" but such is not
>>>the case
>
>>HP's engineers apparently do not know how to do quiet. I've got a
NetServer
>>E60 I use as a Linux server, and which supposedly was designed for an
office
>>environment, but makes more noise than all my other machines combined
>>(HP3000 927, IBM AS400 270 and Micron mini-tower PC). Much more noise.
>
>It's the "New HP" -- making lots of noise and blowing hot air :-)
>
>Jeff

Alfredo: sorry to hear about your noisy fan problem. Both older A400's
and the new A500 here are very quiet. The air conditioner makes more
noise than the computers. I'd say your fans are possibly defective.
Also I notice the A500 (brand new) case is actually smaller than the
A400's that are now > 2 years old. Did HP downsize the case and
motherboard before "outsizing" it altogether?

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