I'm sorry i cannot provide pictures nor can i be blamed/sued or othewise burned for explosions/fires or loss of hardware.
My liittle "upgrade" is for soundcards only, so most of you can let out a breath of air. And a sigh of relief.
So here goes, you can reuse your AntiStatic bags to shield your sound card's. There i said it. By cutting slits into the bag you can fit into the PCI/e ports. And they protect them from harmful RF and EMI thats rife within the PC.
I have tried this on two sound cards the RME DIGI96/8 Pad and the SW1000XG. The highs are less nasel and the sound is detailed. I have had positive results. And you might too.
Remember if your crazy like me to try this then the max temp for these bags are 60c, so if you think your sound card or near by hardware is getting over that, maybe its not such a wise idea. My 4870x2 is over 60c at idle and over 80c when crunching data and there is 5cm or less between the Antistatic bag and it. And its good so-far.
I would like to hear whether you think it make any difference to sound quality given the sound cards are built with interference in-mind.
Take care and good luck
My liittle "upgrade" is for soundcards only, so most of you can let out a breath of air. And a sigh of relief.
So here goes, you can reuse your AntiStatic bags to shield your sound card's. There i said it. By cutting slits into the bag you can fit into the PCI/e ports. And they protect them from harmful RF and EMI thats rife within the PC.
I have tried this on two sound cards the RME DIGI96/8 Pad and the SW1000XG. The highs are less nasel and the sound is detailed. I have had positive results. And you might too.
Remember if your crazy like me to try this then the max temp for these bags are 60c, so if you think your sound card or near by hardware is getting over that, maybe its not such a wise idea. My 4870x2 is over 60c at idle and over 80c when crunching data and there is 5cm or less between the Antistatic bag and it. And its good so-far.
I would like to hear whether you think it make any difference to sound quality given the sound cards are built with interference in-mind.
Take care and good luck