At 11/15/02 1:43 PM -0800, Obi-Wan wrote:
>In my shop right at this moment I have an eMac and an iMac (233 Bondi)
>running side by side. I am upgrading both of them for a client and
>installing software. The eMac is quitter than the iMac. The eMac is also
>far quieter than the Quicksiler also on the bench. It is even quieter than
>the 15' Flap Panel iMac on my bench. I am impressed with the eMac's design
>and overall performance...even though this is not my machine and I have only
>been working on it for 2 days. Now my Dual 1GHz MD G4 is loud. I mean LOUD
>at times.
Hi Kyle, eMacers:
Wow, quieter than a FP iMac, that's real quiet from what I
understand. I hear that the nickname that the Dualies has picked up
is "Quicksilver Wind Tunnel", although I'm kinda partial to
"QuickHoover". As I mentioned in another message, this difference of
opinion on the level of noise that an eMac makes is very strange.
Like you've reported others say the eMac is quiet, while yet others
say it's noisy (some say too noisy). As an "Apple Certified
Technician" do you have any explanation of what technically could
make eMacs sound entirely different to people?
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Regards,
Allen
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