Looks good... I like those xigmatek's too. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by slpdLoad
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Looks good... I like those xigmatek's too. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by slpdLoad
DONT QUOTE IMAGES!!!
..looks cool that gtx!
Very nice :up:
Don't you get tired of cleaning your system when there's ton of dust :)?
I clean it once a year, and I don't keep the same system for more then 2 years. So, no.
Then what about noise?
Is that loud? and what's are the cpu's clocks? :P
It is very quiet... Those CPU fans are panaflo's 80-85CMF @ 32dB, and all the other fans are <25-28dB... I use it with doors closed, and I keep it inside a cabinet I have on my desk... You can hear it, yes, but it is very quiet...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...723/HAF002.jpg
My computer case never has been cleaner than that! :D
This is really 'Air Cooling';
http://i390.photobucket.com/albums/o...ans-241106.jpg
(source=www.techchee.com/2007/11/24/obsessed-with-cpu-cooling-pc-case-with-66-fans-and-wrapped-in-ice)
^ that looks crazy!
Talk about obsessed aha :)
What ventilator do you use for processor?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marin
How are your VRM temps. The one review that I found stated that the GPU was cool, but the VRM temps were higher than stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by slpdLoad
The review was done on a GTX280, so that might make a difference as well.
-J
Not sure, but I think it's Delta fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcaff
It looks like Sanyo Denki ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by L'enFer
They are.Quote:
Originally Posted by bartx
I asked him a while ago :).
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OMG at the computer:shocked:
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by L'enFer
Yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by bartx
It's a Sanyo Denki San Ace 1011. Amazing quality, moves a lot of air and thanks to their quality motors it's very quiet.
http://www.petrastechshop.com/12x38sadesan.html
Somehow "moves a lot of air" and "very quiet" dont fit very well in the same sentence. No matter what fan it is, a high rpm fan that blows lot of air is ALWAYS loud. No matter what fan it is. Ofc if you're accustomed to fans that sound like leafblowers you might think that a fan like that is quiet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marin
Rofl, I have a san ace 1011 tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Marin
I placed it into my system once, it screams. I 7v to see if that made a difference, the motor clicks alot. I quickly removed it so personally I never consider ths fan quite nor it's motor :shrug:
Everyones idea of noise is different.
Good gawd that's the most fans I've ever seen in a Stacker. Don't tell me you have 4x120mm in the side door panel too??? Do you really need all those fans?Quote:
Originally Posted by Simps;3557133[img
For a 38mm fan, it's quiet. Also, since I typed that post on my phone I couldn't go into detail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nazu
The fan is quiet for a 38mm and undervolts properly. Compared to other fans I haven't experience any motor noise when they undervolt, my Ultra Kazes let off a whining sound though whenever I undervolt them (both of them). In no way was I referring to quiet as in... Noctua fan quiet, but for a 38mm fan they aren't as noisy.
I have three of them (as seen in the pic), all of them undervolt properly and I haven't experienced any clicking.Quote:
Originally Posted by IKIKUINTHENUTZ
Also, how were you powering the fan?
I'd say the review is accurate for my card as well. VRM temps > 70C after load. I assume the difference is that the stock cooler places the fan directly over the VRM plate. I'm watching this thread to see what people come up with: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=210897Quote:
Originally Posted by Jsunn
I'm not terribly worried about it though, since the GPU is much cooler (delta of > 10C) and it creates less noise.