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If you know how to solder. The hard drive activity LED and the power LED appear to be 3mm LEDs from the outside but are actually 5mm. It'd look much better if you made it match your green scheme than if you kept em red. Also, I should point out that you can't turn off the LEDs with the LED switch if you're using fans not wired to do so.
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Their stock LED fans are clear. I do happen to have CM R4s in my case and the LEDs aren't too powerful. I'd get clear fans. The stock fans have some pretty weak LEDs too. They're hard to see through the front mesh.
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I'm not too worried about having to turn the LED's off, but thanks for the heads up I didn't think about the LED switch not working with new fans...
Would you have any recommendations on good brands for clear green LED fans, I saw some Antec 120mm ones that looked good but I thought I'd ask the experts
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Regardless of what you'd say I'd recommend these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811998122 They have a transparent green frame so not like fully transparent. If you really want em to be clear and capable of controlling the speed you can pay twice as much for the Antec tri-cools. I've used the Apevia ones and they feel high quality and aren't too loud. Also, the front fan on the Storm Scout is 140mm. I have no idea how good this fan is but assuming the specs are accurate it's much better than the stock one. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835234002
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That looks great dude, thats exactly what I was looking for. I definitely do want to replace the 140 up front, and that one looks like as good a replacement as any.
I was also wondering if you guys knew of people doing the nvidia stacker style of side panel of 4 fans strapped together but put it onto different cases? Oh yeh I'll probably just be going through newegg, unless you knew of cheaper alternatives, seems like the shipping cost is what gets you, although they do have volume discounts.... |
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There's a thread asking how much dB is tolerable and pretty much everyone said 30 dB. Oh, and I'd recommend against putting a side panel fan on. The difference in temps will be minimal and the vibrations from it are a bit loud.
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I didn't have any vibrations from having a window fan on. But I agree that it wouldn't help out temps that much though.
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