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Old 07-14-2005, 06:25 PM
stormrider
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Default Re: a silent air cooled computer project

MD Athlon 64 3400+/1Gb Mem/ NVIDIA 6800GT 256Mb Idle - 1000Mhz Game
Mode - 2200Mhs
Sonic Tower without additional fans 49C 71+C (test aborted)
Sonic Tower with one additional fan (between the sonic towers) 38C 50C
Sonic Tower with two additional fans (recommended) 35C 46C


The fans are fat but they move a lot of air quietly .
I would be interested to know how my setup compares to Typhoon cooler from
Thermaltake.
Mine is more flexible though. Keep in mind that I can actually turn all the
fans off except the two case fans when I am not gaming.
In reality I keep one fan closer to the front of the case on (25% power)
probably 7v or so and I can play Half-Life 2 no problem.


Right now the place is at 80f the cpu is at 40c with one fan at a quarter
power








"Nullcode" <dev@null> wrote in message
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> stormrider wrote:
>> if anyone is curious I documented all the steps and components that I
>> used to build a silent air cooled pc for games:
>> http://silentgamingreview.com/components.htm
>>
>> Silent Gaming Review
>> http://silentgamingreview.com
>>
>>

>
> Im rebuilding my box now and looking into the cooling systems. I was
> looking at that heatsink you got, hows it working out? What temps you
> getting from the cpu?
> Also, I see you have a few fat fans and a load of hardware in there, that
> cant be good for the thermodynamics surely ?
>
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