PVC tape is brilliant. Did you put a matching piece over the other end of the fins, or leave it open to let air escape onto the motherboard?
Closest thing I've done is this
Features two fans with the middles removed and cleaned up using a very hot stanley knife, cable ties holding the structure together and currently electrical tape around all the potential gaps. It works very well, and it's pleasingly eccentric to put a radiator either side of a fan rather than fans either side of the radiator.
Sorry, I can't quite see what you've done? There's a shroud over the rear fan? I don't really understand why? Doesn't the fan sit flusjh with the back of the case and the radiator?
the airflow on the h50 is coming into the case, and the idea of using a shroud on fan on the case side is that it allows for cleaner, more equally spread airflow over the radiator i'm sure, and its meant to lower the noise abit.
Right, I just thought the fan was already flush witht he case and the rad. I'll check when I get back home. In any event I'm pretty sure I binned the packaging that came with it 9looks like the "shroud" was part of that?)
Pretty impressive temps there. I might have to have a go at doing something similar. I'm getting 60c max using the same test on my Q6600 @3.6 with a vid of 1.45 with an unshrouded H50-1 in push/pull into the case. Is the q6600 hotter?
I was thinking of building a duct with some plastic tubing from a hole in the front of my case straight to the push fan on my cpu cooler. Do you guys think it would be worth it?
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