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I know exactly what you're talking about with the PSU as I got a PC Power & Cooling 750 and have the exact same sound you describe. I mostly try to ignore it as it is the ideal PSU for my build. For the hard drive I'd recommend de-coupling it. I had a particularly noisy WD Caviar Black that is inaud...

i bought the nsk3400 [at the time] while my mate got a TJ08 for our last machines. having built both, i much preferred integrity of the nsk! the TJ sometimes felt like i was bending it, and even now, i know which one i rather transporting anywhere.. i spent a bit of time ducting/compartmentalising ...

I have read through that article, I was sort of hoping for a review of the case just on its own merits. On another note: I've been looking more and more at the Antec NSK3480 as it's slightly smaller than the TJ08, though my prime concern though was air circulation through the Antec. Would an i7, TRU...

In reading the forum posts here, the review of Puget's system on the main site, and various reviews around the internet I still don't think I've gotten a good feel for the Silverstone TJ08. Under SPCR's case recommendations list they rank the case, but don't seem to really go into the case's acousti...

Maybe not so much on the cheap side, but one of the Smart Drive enclosures mounted with silicone grommets should take away nearly all of the noise. I have a similar problem and am going to use that as a solution.

I built a system for my sister using GMC's "Toast" case and I can vouch for the company. The case doors seem a little flimsy and the case-front has a bit too much plastic for my liking but it's light, easy to work with, and is aesthetically pleasing. For non-high-end computers I think GMCs are prett...

Hypernova wrote:What about the case fan headers? CPU headers are PWM controlled only but case fans are 3pin voltage controlled.

I haven't tried the case fan headers, to be honest the Rogue makes wiring a bit of a clusterfuck, but I'll try and put it into one of those and see if it fixes it, thanks.

I recently built a computer that required a fairly beefy heatsink and a good, preferably quiet, fan to pair to that heatsink. I purchased a TRUE and put an NF-P12 on it and was of the impression that it and my motherboard would play nice. Unfortunately now that I've noticed the CPU fan a little more...