Wind tunnel case

When i had a thermaltake xaser3 case with side intake fans. If i increased the speed of the side fans then my case temps went up, im guess those 2 side sides will be pulling more air than the front intake and rear out so if its like my Xaser3 was then case temps will be worse off
 
yep thats the same sort of principle and having a psu with a 120mm fan underneath a graphics card.
seem mad making fans compete for air
 
this case has been already posted on here, but still its crazy.
them fans would just drive me crazy after a while, my pc isnt the quites, but its defiantly not going to be as loud as that :eek:
 
I want to make a case that is cylindrical with the motherboard mounted centred in the middle of it. I'd have a huge 300mm fan at each end creating a perfect airflow through the case. They wouldn't have to move that fast so they shouldn't be too loud. I'm more curious to see how cool it could get though. PSU and harddrives would probably be mounted in a rectungular section above the main wind tunnel.

It'd look pretty funky atleast.
 
Darg said:
I want to make a case that is cylindrical with the motherboard mounted centred in the middle of it. I'd have a huge 300mm fan at each end creating a perfect airflow through the case. They wouldn't have to move that fast so they shouldn't be too loud. I'm more curious to see how cool it could get though. PSU and harddrives would probably be mounted in a rectungular section above the main wind tunnel.

It'd look pretty funky atleast.
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Inspiration? :p
 
haha.. nice. But no not much like what my idea would be. tbh if I ever do make it it'll most likely be two desk fans. cardboard and a bunch of components I don't need anymore :p
 
ChoÞÞer said:
this case has been already posted on here, but still its crazy.
them fans would just drive me crazy after a while, my pc isnt the quites, but its defiantly not going to be as loud as that :eek:
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The review states that the fans are virtually silent though.


These fans are variable speed. They really went the extra mile on these. Each fan can be controlled individually with a dial, or turned of completely. Each fan has five blue LEDs mounted in them which give off a really nice glow. The best part about these fans is they are large enough that they can get a great airflow going and still be completely silent. For anyone with a large number of 80mm fans, you will know that they can make a lot of noise and this is one thing you will never have to worry about with these fans.
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