Hi Guys,
Moving over to C2D and just checking my cooling setup is adequate and if their are any weak/noisy links. As always Id like it to allow me to overclock well without being that noisy (is 30dBs a good limit?)...
Case is the original Coolmaster Stacker - Ive already got the 80mm roof fan sorted and it does have the useful crossflow fan installed blowing air over the mobo surface.
Ill have 2 front 120mm intakes (one that directs air over my 2 HDDs), 1 rear 120mm exhaust and 2 120mm fans on my TRUE in push/pull. As I understand it, its best to have more intake than exhaust to keep a positive pressure and ensure dust stays out...
The fans I have at my disposal are:
2x Panaflo 38mm (FBA12G12M) - 86.5cfm; 35.5db; 2100rpm
1x Evercool 25mm (EC12025M12S) - 73cfm; 36db; 2000rpm
2x NMB 25mm (4710KL-04W-B50) - 114.7cfm; 41.5db; 2800rpm
1x NMB 25mm (4710KL-04W-B30) - 88.2cfm; 35db; 2200rpm
1x Noctua 25mm (NF-S12-1200) - 48cfm; 17db; 1200rpm
What Im looking to do is as follows:
Front
1x NMB B50 (over the HDDs)
1x NMB B30
Rear
1x NMB B50
All of which are controlled by my MO display
CPU
1x Noctua S12
1x Evercool (5/7volted)
So you think I should just get another Noctua and have 2 of them in push/pull with my TRUE? Both would be connected straight to my mobo and wouldnt be fan controlled...
Ive also got vented PCI bay slots to assist in the airflow...
Hows that sound? Any improvements or better fans to get? Id rather have the CPU fans directly connected to the mobo/PSU while all other fans are fan controlled and so can go faster/slower when needed...
ps3ud0
Moving over to C2D and just checking my cooling setup is adequate and if their are any weak/noisy links. As always Id like it to allow me to overclock well without being that noisy (is 30dBs a good limit?)...
Case is the original Coolmaster Stacker - Ive already got the 80mm roof fan sorted and it does have the useful crossflow fan installed blowing air over the mobo surface.
Ill have 2 front 120mm intakes (one that directs air over my 2 HDDs), 1 rear 120mm exhaust and 2 120mm fans on my TRUE in push/pull. As I understand it, its best to have more intake than exhaust to keep a positive pressure and ensure dust stays out...
The fans I have at my disposal are:
2x Panaflo 38mm (FBA12G12M) - 86.5cfm; 35.5db; 2100rpm
1x Evercool 25mm (EC12025M12S) - 73cfm; 36db; 2000rpm
2x NMB 25mm (4710KL-04W-B50) - 114.7cfm; 41.5db; 2800rpm
1x NMB 25mm (4710KL-04W-B30) - 88.2cfm; 35db; 2200rpm
1x Noctua 25mm (NF-S12-1200) - 48cfm; 17db; 1200rpm
What Im looking to do is as follows:
Front
1x NMB B50 (over the HDDs)
1x NMB B30
Rear
1x NMB B50
All of which are controlled by my MO display
CPU
1x Noctua S12
1x Evercool (5/7volted)
So you think I should just get another Noctua and have 2 of them in push/pull with my TRUE? Both would be connected straight to my mobo and wouldnt be fan controlled...
Ive also got vented PCI bay slots to assist in the airflow...
Hows that sound? Any improvements or better fans to get? Id rather have the CPU fans directly connected to the mobo/PSU while all other fans are fan controlled and so can go faster/slower when needed...
ps3ud0
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