jono199 said:
I have assumed that you want the servo to move in accordance with CPU usage and produce a graph or something kind of like a sizemomiter. What exactley is it you want the servomechanism to do? Then i can refine these ideas down.
Roshi don't worry about putting me on the spot either.
Ok here is the deal, I wanted to make some sort of inlet for incoming air into my PC that was regulated by the use of a Butterfly, Basic Idea of how a carburetor works i.e. "Inlet whole with a rotating butterfly in the middle to allow more airflow". I would install this in front of a couple of fans. The fans would run constant, but the butterfly in front would regulate the amount of airflow.
My method to the madness of all this, is trying to calm down the noise of 6 fans going all the time in my case. I don't mind like one or two working thatÂ’s not that loud. If I could make this work, I would be both regulating both airflow and sound, with the butterfly's mounted in front of the fans and the computer sitting at idle with them closed or probably more like 5% open, it should be allot quieter then if they where just full blown open. And of course with the CPU under loads they would open up to allow more air, I know this would allow the sound to come through, but at least this way your not listening to a constant whine all the time.
Plus I think it would sound like a real car engine, probably will sound like it has a turbo on it,
kind of like revving up during CPU loads. The sound should get louder as they open. My real dream is to mount them up front underneath all of the drives, and make it look like one of those B&M Supercharges sticking out of the hood of a car at the dragstrips, you know the ones with the 3 red butterfly inlets.
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I also plan this for another post, but after this is working I planned on working on a RAM AIR system for my CPU heatsink utilizing what I projected above, This RAM AIR would involve a makeshift tunnel to funnel the air passing over and through the CPU heatsink. But the real kick I want to try during overclocking is a CO2 injection system to cool the processor heatsink with bursts of Co-2 gas. I CAN'T WAIT!!!!