PeterWar

I've got it! I must say it works wonderfully, idles @ -41 with no load.

You people were right, the compresor is almost inaudible once it reaches subzero.

But the fan is so noisy! Isn't there any kind of AC fanspeed controler?

I would say it's lauder than my previous TEC setup, overall I'm very happy though. I think is even quiter than a stock Geforce 280Gtx at full load

Even more pics coming soon with a review!!

Reflexive

Oddly now your in an odd spot.
The unit was tuned with that fan; changing out the fan could result in a large increase in high side pressure; and a completely different equilibrium for the system.
I'd leave it; buy some sound deadening material.

UnAimed

Can we see some pics

Mr_Nibbles

+1 for PICS!

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sipaison

hes right you need to leave a fan with the same cfm....voltages and amperage is different for those units....very cool though would love to see what it looks like

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Veltri

Don't eff with the fan unless you know the CFM of it and can match it perfectly. It is unlikely that you will find a "quiet" version of your fan as the HVAC industry generally has little concern for sound.

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heelsparky0501

yea dont touch the fan. Listen to Reflexive, he knows his phase stuff :]


Buy some sound dampening foam :]

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Corpsman

How much money did you spend?

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