Every brand of ATI Radeon 5770 will ship with the "new" egg cooler.

Arctic Cooling Freezer 7.

Even better is the Cooler Master Hyper 212 +, just change the noisy stock fan.

The amount of positive feedback in this topic has convinced me to get a HD103SJ in the next couple of weeks.

You can change the "My documents" and "My [...]" folder emplacements in Windows 7 the same way you do in Vista, and possible Windows XP.

My EVGA GTX 260 55nm has coil noise, but I've heard way worse. The blowerfan is very quiet when it stays under 50%, which it does because the card doesn't climb over 75C at load during a very hot summer day. I can't hear it over the rest of my 4x 800RPM Slipstreams.

If it's of any indications to the thread, here's a HD Tach of my WD6400AAKS with AAM set at 254.

I had a DFI 790FX-T2RS and from the moment I hit the power button, the thing just whined a really high pitched scream from the voltage regulators. I sent it on RMA and the new one I got worked great. I heard there were bad batches of these boards sent out.

Good enough yes, Perfect no. The perfect PSU fan would sound like the slipstream series, push more CFM, and have Ball Bearings, and would already be present in every PSU on the planet. The Slip Streams are Sleeve Bearings and will push next to no CFM when something blocks it path (such has the heat...

I had this problem with a 500GB WD, I fianlly bought a SATA enclosure and I only power it on when I need to access it.

Are you guys sure that the Slip Streams are good enough for a PSU? I mean, I have some of these fans and they have a lot of trouble pushing air through anything because of their low static pressure and small blades. I'd recommend a S-Flex before a Slip Stream...

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