Not really, it already has LEDs and a Fan Controller. You could leave it at 1000RPM at all times unless you want to do benchmarks or see how far you can overclock.
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No LED's on the Tuniq Tower.
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Originally Posted by Ninja_Boy Not really, it already has LEDs and a Fan Controller. You could leave it at 1000RPM at all times unless you want to do benchmarks or see how far you can overclock. |
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theres a blue LED version of the TT
Originally Posted by calvin924597 No LED's on the Tuniq Tower.
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I must have missed out on that.
Replacing the fans isn't necessary. The fan that comes with the Tower runs some pretty high RPMs and pushes a lot of air.
Originally Posted by ChielScape theres a blue LED version of the TT |
Replacing the fans isn't necessary. The fan that comes with the Tower runs some pretty high RPMs and pushes a lot of air.
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LMAO! Thats alot of air to push out. I currently have a Panflo pushing air onto my TT and the stock one on the TT and i have yet to see a difference in temp decrease. I dont think its worth it for performance. But it sure is cool to say you swaped it out for another one.....
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Originally Posted by ChielScape http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/de12ff1.html  |
thats actually what i plan on gettin in the winter. tuniq + delta 120x120x25mm fan. it was the only fan on their site that i found that would fit the tuniq. and it has high cfm. i dont really care about sound
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