crazcookye

Also what is point to buy a 70 dollar CPU cooler plus REALLY REALLY LOUD fans if you have an intel board that can't overclock...

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AMD PHII 940 BE @ 4.0ghz, Asus M3A78-t, Noctua CPU cooler, 4gb of OCZ Reaper, 640gb AAKS, OCZ 600 watt, ATI 4870 1gb, Antec 300.

Office Laptop:
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Home Theather PC:
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rpgman1

Better choose some other fans like Panaflo or San Ace then. Or the TC is wearing headphones while watching movies, listening to music, and playing games while running those loud fans.

ljason8eg

65dBA is loud enough that you'd still hear the fans over all that noise lol.

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legendor

Wat r these fans used for then? Servers? Home Aircool?

sLowEnd

Servers.

People are rarely in a server room

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rpgman1

Trust me where I work, those fans are much better than 20 jet presses printing together in unison. If two or more fans run together like that, then I would just think to myself I should of bought different fans.

wolfrifle16

About my board not being to OC comment - I plan on getting a open boxed Striker 790i soon, and OC voltage options go up to 2.0v easily, am i wrong?
and second about noise - fan controller/noise cancelling headphones are epic win. especially when theyre Bose

etrigan420

You sure about that?

ljason8eg

Ok then buy them. You're going to hate them at full speed, and anyone else who happens to have the misfortune of living in the same house is going to hate you. A few 39 dBA San Aces at full blast gets on my nerves. I couldn't imagine 65 dBA.

I've tried those out. They don't sound good, and they're not going to silence 65 dBA sitting next to you. If you run them on a fan controller, you just wasted the whole point in buying a delta. There's much better fans that undervolt well and are way cheaper.

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rpgman1

Where do you people work? I work in a place that makes plenty of noise from machinery from 6a.m. - 5p.m.. It's not like going to a concert and expect to lose your hearing there.
After watching that video, it sounds more like a high speed power drill (much better than the jet presses but seems to have that high pitch squeal).