My new case/build

what kind of temps are you getting with your northbridge unplugged, I really wanna unplug mine (stupid whiney thing) but I dunno if I should really .
 
Neon said:
were on about not having a fan on ?.....
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You quoted me talking about the fan filter, not the fan. Make your mind up. (and the third sentence was about the rear fan)

Neon said:
and i bet having your northbridge fan unplugged does a world of good. grats.
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Does for my hearing.

AdamEW said:
what kind of temps are you getting with your northbridge unplugged, I really wanna unplug mine (stupid whiney thing) but I dunno if I should really .
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About 40c after a few hours load, cooler than most DFI boards etc. with a fan
 
I dont really know what temp my chipset is, in asus probe I only have motherboard and cpu, is it motherboard?
 
Raikiri said:
Should be, I don't use Asus probe myself though on my asus board but that seems the logical one :)
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i was talking about the rear fan all along not the filter.
 
Neon said:
i was talking about the rear fan all along not the filter.
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I know you were, I was talking about the filter (nix asked) when I said what was the point as it just blocks airflow. Then you went into a lecture about why the rear fan was so important, which I wasnt talking about in the part you quoted.

As for the rear fan I fitted one earlier and temps have dropped 1c on everything
 
To throw a new one to the mix.

I ran my PC7 fanless, beats a vento's case temperatures in a comparable review with someone using the same system. :p

Fans are not totally necissary, if its stable and within manufacturer specifications then it is most certainly ok to run a PC without fans. Hard drives like a little airflow, but certainly do not need it.
 
I don't have any case fans running in my case and the temp are very low. Very happy for it to run this way. Been like this for years too.
 
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