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Buckwheat-filled pillows

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StevenYoo

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hi y'all,

anyone use one of those buckwheat-hull filled pillows?

do they live up to all the hype?

i'm debating between a buckwheat and a memory foam pillow.

i'm leaning towards buckwheat b/c it keeps ur head/neck cool whereas a foam pillow does exactly the OPPOSITE. heat is a major major MAJOR issue for me.

thoughts?
 
can you snack on them as well?

EDIT: to solve the heat issue, use an aftermarket cooler (i suggest Zalman), or stop overclocking your pillows :|
 
something like this.

i'd like to avoid after-market cooling.

at stock speeds, u can get like... 2-3 more hours of sleep using passive cooling as opposed to other pillows
 
Originally posted by: StevenYoo
something like this.

i'd like to avoid after-market cooling.

at stock speeds, u can get like... 2-3 more hours of sleep using passive cooling as opposed to other pillows
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:laugh: :thumbsup:
 
They're okay. They provide great support, but can get noisy as you shift around your head. I prefer my memory foam pillow.
 
I've had one for a few years. I really like it, but now I can't sleep good with just a normal pillow. Everyone else I know seems to dislike them though.
 
my stepmom has one. i used it a few times and i ahve to say, i did like it. Like you, i hate being hot at night and this really does help that. It is a very firm pillow, but it did help her sleep better
 
My sister and I have been talking about getting one of those. I remember seeing them on TV like 5 years ago. I have a memory foam one, and I love it, but I am costantly flipping it to get to the cool side. The heat is a big issue with me too.
 
My friend had one and said that she felt like she needed to buy an extra one to refill it as the husks wore down.
I hate warm pillows, too. I've been considering getting a chillow
 
I had one that my father-in-law gave me. It was comfortable, but it was noisy. The scrunching noise everytime I moved scared the crap out of me. I threw it away.
 
See, the problem is, if you want to dream, you're going to be more GPU dependant, in which case, you want the memory foam pillow.
 
Originally posted by: So
See, the problem is, if you want to dream, you're going to be more GPU dependant, in which case, you want the memory foam pillow.
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argh, but my head can't take the high temps.

anything more than 37 degrees and i lock up.
 
Originally posted by: StevenYoo
Originally posted by: So
See, the problem is, if you want to dream, you're going to be more GPU dependant, in which case, you want the memory foam pillow.
Click to expand...

argh, but my head can't take the high temps.

anything more than 37 degrees and i lock up.
Click to expand...

I suggest lapping your face and attaching a peltier device.
 
Originally posted by: edro13
My sister and I have been talking about getting one of those. I remember seeing them on TV like 5 years ago. I have a memory foam one, and I love it, but I am costantly flipping it to get to the cool side. The heat is a big issue with me too.
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so you and your sister use the same pillow at night?

I guess we learned something about edro today
 
Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: StevenYoo
Originally posted by: So
See, the problem is, if you want to dream, you're going to be more GPU dependant, in which case, you want the memory foam pillow.
Click to expand...

argh, but my head can't take the high temps.

anything more than 37 degrees and i lock up.
Click to expand...

I suggest lapping your face and attaching a peltier device.
Click to expand...

OMGLMAO at teh funnay
 
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