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Well, if you guys know of any quiet 80 x 80 x 25mm fans with good static pressure, feel free to let me know, I just basically found Noctua to be the best option I have compared to other quiet 24v fans I found on Digikey so far.
Quote:Originally Posted by DaveLT Amplifiers are extremely cramped areas so it's not wise to use a weak fan like that It's actually working as a current limiter, as the voltage goes down (Which the amp does control using voltage)...
Quote:Originally Posted by Carlosmans I think i know what you mean, if you had two of the noctua fans in series you wouldnt need a resistor but if you wanted to run the fan at say 6v then the voltage to be dissapated would be 18v...
Quote:Originally Posted by psyclum i wouldn't mess around with it till you've gotten the specs of the fan you are replacing... some of those 24v fans are selected for high static pressure reasons so you may be jeopardizing your...
Quote:Originally Posted by inVain don't use resistor, use at least an LM7812 instead. just like your attenuator (or pot) on your pre-amp, the output voltage of the resistor may vary as you change your fan. since the impedance may...
I want to use 12 volt fans, such as the Noctua NF-R8, which I find provides the best air flow / noise ratio over actual 24 volt fans that would make a direct replacement for my power amplifiers. SVC specified the fan to have 31CFM at...
Total Cost: $3,279.87 -- OCN RigBuilder: http://www.overclock.net/lists/display/view/id/5070027 [[SPOILER]]
Update to my previous entry to the club with my laptop, I now have since then upgraded to 32GB. http://valid.canardpc.com/2737569
Okay, so I start out this morning diagnosing a potential issue with mom's desktop, as she said that it froze up after being slow, and she rebooted it, and it came to an odd screen. Which was the check disk on windows vista scanning, and...
Quote:Originally Posted by Sean Webster Worth it how? You already stated 2x capacity and a little speed advantage. There is also more data risk so you need to have a current backup solution. Well, my main concern, is, I probably...
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