Quote:Originally Posted by Fallacy *I understand I have too much exhaust, but can someone explain how I get the same temps if I turn off all three of my exhaust fans completely?
**Also, the bottom intake fan would be slightly in...
Quote:Originally Posted by DaveLT Only for spot-cooling then will that create turbulence. Yes i believe air turbulence is a significant part of airflow BUT it only appears in spot cooling Air does create turbulence wherever it...
Quote:Originally Posted by DaveLT Do that if you want ... might as well not even build a rig. Seriously, i said air goes where you push it!
It's just supplying whatever air the cpu fan needs As you are ignoring the question I'll ask...
You English is fine.
The cooler you have now is 127mm tall. So you need a cooler no taller than 127mm.. maybe 130mm??
There are not really any high performance coolers that will fit.
Maybe remove your side fan? Doing that would...
Quote:Originally Posted by H3roChr1s Okay,then what CPU cooler you recommend?I dont have much money,i have about £30-35.
I dont understand most of your questions :S sorry.I live in Hungary if thats what you ask for...
Quote:Originally Posted by Silvaire Hey guys, I have a compatibility question someone might be able to help with. I tried Noctua but they weren't confident enough to give me a green light:
I'm interested in the 14S and just want...
I don't think you will see much of any difference from your present cooler.
Where are you located?
What is your budget?
What is your CPU to sidecover clearance?
Move the top 200mm exhaust to the side as intake and it should be fine.
Whatever air you push into case has to come out... or ... you can only push as much air into case is leaves case. Your top vent and other case vents will let all...
Quote:Originally Posted by Zboy has anyone lapped this cooler yet? i noticed that the base of mine doesn't have a smooth finish, and that it's even convex
i'm already playing around with the idea of deliding, so i thought that i...