Since your PSU is top mounted, with the 120mm PSU fan presumably facing down, you should have the CPU heatsink mounted 'horizontally' (as per your pic labeling), with the fans blowing air through the rear exhaust. If you have your fans blowing up (vertical heatsink), the hot air from your CPU will ...

lm wrote:You think that you would need to keep one fan at high rpm with such a beast of a cooler and an entry level cpu?

No.

My problem is noise of stock cooler. It's not quality of cpu

Cpu: intel e5200 (stock fan)
Gpu: ati hd3850 (stock fan)
My case is ThermalFAKE Sopranors
Idle: 30
Load:50-55(Orthos)

My pc is downloading at night and i don't want hear a sound. I think that two fans at low rpm quiet than one fan with high rpm.

I want to use Ultra 120 Black with two fans. But i must make a dicision vertical or horizontal using. I found two pictures about this situation. Horizontal http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/Jake_HT/IMG_1099.jpg Vertical http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b327/chos3n/Chalet2009338_1024x768.png In...

Good temps. VRM cooler is working.

Thanks for posting. Looks very nice.

Looks nice