Rusty075 wrote:Try changing the delta value for the fan speeds down to 1. That way it will take longer to ramp them up or down.

Heh, oops. Looked through everything in the config dialog and completely missed that option until you mentioned it.

Thanks so much!

I'm having a problem with speedfan. It speeds up and slows down the fans too quickly, which is extremely irritating.

I'm running on an Asus A8R-MVP. Speedfan recognizes the temp sensors, reads rpm correctly (when fans aren't being pwmed), etc.

Anybody got a fix? Or another fan control program?

Greetings, I just got a GlobalWin NCB 120mm, and yes it is a bit quieter than the Yate Loon low speed at all voltages (12, 7, and 5). The NCB also blows a touch less air, and while it does start at 5v, it is a near thing -- it takes about 3-5 seconds to come up to speed. But it is very quiet -- wit...

GHz wrote: Alternatively, you can get a Global Win ceramic-bearing fan which is even quieter than the YL fan if you're really looking for silence.

Really???

The problem with nforce4 or nhot4, is that it is all on one chip. See, if it was broken up to two actual north and south bridges, it could run passive. Not to nit pick, (ok, so I'm nitpicking) but the nforce4 can in fact be run passive: http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showpost.php?p=277678&postcoun...

vine-au wrote:The CM 830 can apparently take a 300mm fan
might have to check out this case i really like the look of it

Its not a 300mm axial fan, its a 300mm long crossflow fan:

http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/CoolerM ... px?pid=727

spolitta wrote:how do these guys review a case without building a system in it?

Poorly?

I read recently a post (don't remember where, though) from a mobo vendor rep that AMD is now telling the mobo vendors that they can't do anything to officially or unofficially support turion 64s on desktop boards or AMD will prevent them from being able to develop, sell and manufacture mobos for AMD...

Anybody know if any of these cases can accept 38mm thick fans in the front? (I'm assuming no case would have any obstacles to putting a 38mm fan in the back, but I've seen thats not true for the front of all cases.)