Adrienspawn

I know the PSU is taking air from outside, I'm saying turn it upside-down anyway to act as another exhaust, especially for the graphics card. Only other worthwhile thing I see is a 120mm for the HD's, and maybe another 120mm in the 5 1/4 bay at the end of it to push-pull the air to make it faster, although there would probably be only 0.5-1C drop.

I only see 4 fans, where are the others? One on TRUE shrouded, rear shrouded, front and bottom.

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Marin.. does that spot cooler help your ram?

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You can see a bit more of the fans here.....


2x 120mm LED at top
1x rear
1x 5 1/4" bays
2 on Northbridge
1 on RAM
1 at front
1 at bottom
1 PSU
1 per GFX card
1 on TRUE

So i have 12 now [13 in the above picture]
I can/sometimes do add another on the rear of the TRUE
I might add another on the other side of the HDD rack
Now that i have only 1 GFX card (temporary i hope) i might be able to mount another on the rear brackets.....

You want to reorganize them for me?

Fans available......
120x38mm Sunon - ~130CFM
120x38mm Sunon - ~90CFM
120x38mm Scythe Ultra Kaze- ~90CFM
120x38mm No name [well no sticker] also close to the scythe ~90CFM [no end on the cable - have to add - can omit this fan if you please]
120x25mm Scythe Slipstream - ~110CFM
120x25mm Nocta - ~50CFM
120x25mm Pccasegear LED blue generic - ~70cfm???
120x25mm Stock Blue LED fan
120x25mm Stock fan *2

Also have the 2 120x38mm Shrouds to add to 2 of the fans


Righto - what fan and where? - you can have getto fans also - eg i have the second Sunon in the bottom 2 5.1/4" Bays atm

I also have some 80/92mm fans i can add also and i'll leave the fans on the nb/ram

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Adrienspawn

Ahh so that's where those fans came from, let me revise mine then using those tactics muahaha (from back when I had the Cosmos 1000, it's sold now)

2x 120mm on top
1x 120mm on rear
2x 120mm in front bays
1x 120mm at bottom
2x 120mm on TRUE
1x 140mm on PSU
2x 92mm on HDs
2x 80mm on GPUs
2x 120mm in mid-air
1x 80mm on PCI
1x Spotcooler on NB
2x GPU fans
2x RAM fans
3x PCI RAM fans

For a total of 24 'fans'

Back to your question:


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--120x38mm Sunon - ~130CFM : TRUE, with shroud

Since the following 3 have the same CFM, place in any order, but one on rear(exhaust), one on top (intake) above the TRUE, and on on the bottom (exhaust).

--120x38mm Sunon - ~90CFM
--120x38mm Ultra Kaze- ~90CFM
--120x38mm No name ~90CFM

120x25mm Scythe Slipstream - ~110CFM: FRONT BAY (intake)

120x25mm Pccasegear LED blue generic - ~70cfm: TOP (intake)

120x25mm Nocta - ~50CFM: HD'S (front)

120x25mm Stock Blue LED fan: Between fron bays and TRUE, as an accelerator (zip-ties!)

120x25mm Stock fan : HD's (back)

PSU: Flipped again
And if you can get two 60mms, they would fit on the PCI brackets as exhaust.

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Are not the top ones supposed to be exhausts?
Hot air rises so bottom one intake and top 2 exhaust.....
And the 60mm fans - is that for the grill above the PCI slots or for cabletieing onto the slots?

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Yeah, it keeps it cool.

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RADEON

What the heck, I'll put mine up...


It's not much, but it gets the job done.
Celeron Prescott 2.8 @ 3.7, 1.5v, 49 deg C in prime95.

It's an intel stock copper core cooler with a Thermaltake fan zip tied to it. Some of the old timers probably recognize that fan as being the trademark 3 blade fan from the great Volcano12 for socket A. The fan has a thermal sensor that I taped to the copper core inside the center of the cooler. It stays nice and quiet unless it's working hard. It tops out at 5500rpms, and like 80cfm, and was unbearably loud, at least until I sanded all the blade and housing surfaces smooth with 1000 grit sandpaper. You wouldn't believe what a difference it makes! So, if you have loud fans, give it a try.


It's pretty humble, but it works...and it's MINE! I'm trying to get a hold of a conroe as soon as I can stop needing money for more important stuff. Gotta love SATA cables, though. There's hardly any clutter.

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Adrienspawn

1. Nah, intake is a lot better. Let me brainwash you: hot air does not rise. Everything you ever knew is a lie.

2. PCI brackets. If they fit on the holes above as well then that too but I had to use 40mm fans for there.

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That is mine atm - that better?

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