I get the same warning w/ a Zalman 7000 @ 5v.The mobo(ASUS p4p800d) expects a minimum of 2000 rpm.

I headed over to silentPCreview.. and dayum those guys ard hardcore!

Hehe .

Update:I ended up ordering from Mcmaster-Carr and shipping was only $5.88 ,duty and brokerage free.What a deal.

I know this thread is pretty old but I just wanted to say thanks to DuckTape as it came in very handy.

$10 shipping to Windsor.I can live w/ that.I see that they only stock the F-345 which is best suited for the 120mm panaflo.Will these work w/ a 92mm panaflo?

Thanks,
Shawn

bigred wrote:Wow, those are at a really good price.

Agreed,but the shipping charges to windsor ont will probably kill the deal.

WOW .

Same here.Both machines working on tinkers.

Greetings,

Are there any Canadian online stores that sell these?

Thanks,
Shawn

Thanks again Ralf.

Also,how accurate is the mobo/case temp sensor on the P4P-800D?I've heard that it may be in a bad location and reporting temps higher han they actually are.Is this true?

Shawn

Your temps look like they're correct but a 20°C jump from idle to load is a lot. I'd expect that your case ventilation needs to be improved or you need to turn up the speed on your Zalman 7000 a bit. A case temp of 43°C is a tiny bit toasty. What case is it? What're your ambient temps? EDIT - Hey, ...

GamingGod wrote:my 2.4c w7000alcu@5v on p4p800nonDeluxe with 12cm panaflo@5v gets 30 idle/40 load.

What is your case/mobo temp?

Greetings all,

My P4 2.8 w/ Zalman 7000 @ 5v ,and a 12cm Panaflo L @ 5v exhaust,is reporting temps of 29 idle and 47 load.Since it's an Asus P4P-800D the temps are off 6-8 degrees,so actual temp is 53-55.Does this sound normal?

Fwiw,case temp is a steady 43 under load.

Thanks,
Shawn

Very nice and clean.

Wouldn't the startup of 3 fans be too much for the fanmate?

Well,it turned out to be a bx model.Other than that, it looks the same.

Yup.Looks like I'm SOL on the SSE.

Also,I have an older (4yrs old)Athlon 700.Can it use the -forceSSE flag?

Thanks,
Shawn

I guess I could just use it anyway.It shouldn't hurt anything,right?

Is -forceSSE necessary w/ a Pentium 4 or is it only for AMD processors?

Thanks,
Shawn

Thanks for the warm welcome.

miker wrote:Not really sure why you need an intake fan if you have a 120mm exhaust. Anyway, I think teh difference is as noted above. The TL1A is 15mm thick, while the standard L1A is 25mm.

I'm trying to create some positive pressure to see if I can make my supersilencer quieter.

miker wrote:I know Panaflo make a TL1A in the 60mm variety. It is 15mm thick. Either this is a typo or Panaflo makes a new 92mm x 15mm fan.

I should have it by tomorrow.I'll let you know.

But $23!

Welcome to Canada .

This one is listed as being 25mm thick.http://www.bigfootcomputers.com/Merchan ... Code=100.3

Shawn

Greetings,

Are there any differences between the two?If so what are they?

I can only get the TL1A(92mm) locally.

Also,I have a 120mm Panaflo for exhaust.Does it matter that the intake fan is smaller?I plan to undervolt both.

Thanks,
Shawn

No problems w/ my 400w ss.Even when running foh the fan hardly ever speeds up.Lucky I guess.

FWIW,I had a lot of tearing when I first installed the acvs on my 9800pro,even when case temps were in the low 30's.I then realized,2 days later, that I had forgot to install the grounding plate.Now,w/ the plate installed,everything is fine.

I've tried Q-fan on my P4P-800D and can tell you that it's absolutely useless.No prolems w/ my ACVS on this board either.

Shawn