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Placing the Cabinet out of the room (WIRED)

Akshajb
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Hello Good people, 
I run a small home recording studio setup and I need my room to be really quiet. The PC I use is not particularly noisy but contributes to it. It takes a lot of money to build a SILENT rig. So I have settled to keep the Cabinet outside my room.
Can you guys suggest the peripherals I might need to achieve such a thing ? Thank you 

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5 minutes ago, Akshajb said:

Hello Good people, 
I run a small home recording studio setup and I need my room to be really quiet. The PC I use is not particularly noisy but contributes to it. It takes a lot of money to build a SILENT rig. So I have settled to keep the Cabinet outside my room.
Can you guys suggest the peripherals I might need to achieve such a thing ? Thank you 

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10 minutes ago, another random person said:

If your motherboard doesn't support thunderbolt get a thunderbolt PCIe card, thunderbolt cable, thunderbolt powered receiving hub and get ready to drill holes through walls.

I am not quite able to understand you, why would i need Thunderbolt ? TIA :D

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46 minutes ago, another random person said:

If your motherboard doesn't support thunderbolt get a thunderbolt PCIe card, thunderbolt cable, thunderbolt powered receiving hub and get ready to drill holes through walls.

And Wouldn't USB type C be cheaper?

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4 minutes ago, Akshajb said:

And Wouldn't USB type C be cheaper?

The USB type C port needs to be thunderbolt equipped otherwise it won't work.

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