HW Labs 560 GTX + 4 x Delta 367 CFM Fans *Pics & Vid*

[b@llz0r]

Just recieved a delivery of Delta FFB1424UHE-M 367 CFM Fans

I think this is about as extreme as off the shelf radiator setups get.

All up these fans will be drawing ~16 amps or 384 watts at 24V and deliver a massive 1468 CFM to the GTX.

Hmmm that Meanwell SP-300-24 PSU isnt gona cut it... I better duck over to jaycar, then Im off to build my hovercraft.... Ill post pics and a small vid later today

[Langer]

I hope it's going to be in another room... it'll sound like a couple of debating tornadoes.

[tiro_uspsss]

that is INSANE I LOVE IT!!!
what dBa are the fans?

[dinos22]

ROFL

delta temps <<< what's that

[T_Flight]

Put a rad guard on it. Just in case it decides to burp a fin out. Fins at that speed could be deadly!

[Eddie3dfx]

Could one actually blow out a radiator?

[Serpentarius]

will cause temporal deafness?

[b@llz0r]

I hope it's going to be in another room... it'll sound like a couple of debating tornadoes.

they run at about 70 dba

Im actually thinking of modding a noise cancelling car muffler into my case (currently considering a MM Pinacle 18) to reduce the noise

[Demthios]

Depending on which way he mounts those fans on the case he could possibly have the first ever hovercraft computer! or worse case he sucks his mother board thru!

[Langer]

they run at about 70 dba

Im actually thinking of modding a noise cancelling car muffler into my case (currently considering a MM Pinacle 18) to reduce the noise

>70dba if you strap them to that radiator.

The muffler solution sounds interesting... I'm not sure how effective it will be - how do you plan on doing this... I hope not just silencing the exhaust.

[Cutless009]

^I know it sounds strange, but my fans got QUIETER when I hooked them to my rad.....

[b@llz0r]

>70dba if you strap them to that radiator.

The muffler solution sounds interesting... I'm not sure how effective it will be - how do you plan on doing this... I hope not just silencing the exhaust.

Ive seen muflers which use noise cancelling technology (similar to the headphones) I was thinking I'd buy one of those strip out the noise cancelling gear (microphone, speeker and probably some kind of signal processor) and mount it inside my case

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/muffler6.htm

[Langer]

Why not just wire up electrostatic transducers near each fan?
These will absorb and convert the vibrations and changes in air pressure to an electrical signal - allowing it to be modified.

I'm pretty sure this is how they make 'noise-canceling" headphones.

I thought of doing this a few years ago, but I never got around to going though with it.

The result if done properly would be like a black hole for sound waves - sort-of.


Exact same concept as your muffler, but smaller scale and higher sensitivity could be resulted.

[Waterlogged]

b@llzor, set those fans up so the next time your GF decides to throw O.J. at the comp, it blows it back at her....then you can....um...hm, this is a kid friendly site.

[MomijiTMO]

You idiot!




Let us know how it works out.

[joecop120]

Man, if a vantec tornado fan is self propelled, you could probably build some kind of horizontal leaf blower with that.

[dingdong555]

As you're in Perth, I can now hear where you live

Good luck!

[tiro_uspsss]

As you're in Perth, I can now hear where you live

Good luck!

[twwen2]

As you're in Perth, I can now hear where you live

Good luck!

Haha, too right. You'll be adding to the jetstream effect accross the desert bullzor!

[Garrett]

now THAT doesn't fit in my Lian-Li
Awesome stuff... let us know how it performs asap

[Lagaaja]

Xtreme for sure

[ProtoTyper]

oh my god. the sence of watercoooling with that noise level has been thrown away, except you are a gamer and need so much power.

[MomijiTMO]

As you're in Perth, I can now hear where you live

Good luck!

Let's go steal us some nice parts

[xTKxhom3r]

oh wow those are some huge fans and i thought my 130db fans were loud....

[clone38]

Omgg hope you dont have any pets that walk around the house