at stock speeds, my xp-m 2600 can sit at 1.3v comfortable.

not to mention they have the new xp-m 2400 that is rated for 1.35v, so who knows...it might be able to sit stock at 1.1!

these chips don't need a bunch, i'm at 240x10.5 at 1.75v

i have pretty much the same setup lian li pc 75, but i have 2 120's sitting on top for the radiator, and i put another hole in the bottom for another 120 their as well. Rubber grommets, washers, and rubber weatherstripping are your friends to silence. Use as much as you can without having it all vis...

it's hard to slow things down when you buy things to make them go fast =) i can run 240x10.5 at a vcore of 1.775, so it's not blazing hot. The fans are running pretty slow, just enough to get enough air moving on the parts needed. The 2x512 mushkin's at 3.3vdimm get pretty warm if you don't have som...

I bet you can get that system to run only with 1 120fan, try removing the botom one and one of the fans on the radiator also, you would have only 1 fan blowing air out of the case through the radiator. ;) leave the opening on the bottom i'm massively overclocking my machine, so i need to have all t...

lian li pc-75 case watercooling setup on cpu and gpu the things that are making noise are simple 3 120mm evercool fans. Although very queit fans...the location of these fans are what is giving me fits. the radiator is at the very top of the case, with 2 120's sucking air through it, out the top of t...

http://www.directron.com/tnn500a.html

i want to see the nut who gets it

throw rubber bands around it, and make it hang, so it makes no contact with anything solid. NOTHING else will help dramatically. I have mine mounted inside my lian li pc-75 above my power supply. I did a ton of work with rubber weatherstripping, small tubing around my screws so there was no metal co...

mounted the pump above the powersupply with rubber washers, and then used some soft rubber weatherstripping and squished it. Took out about 95% of the vibrations of the pump. the 2 120's sucking out, and the 1 120 blowing directly up works PERFECT! ram is cool to touch, vid card ramsinks are even ge...

i went and picked up a ton of rubber washers for all the fans also picked up some indoor weatherstiping. 1/4 inch rubber with glue on each side, will work good for setting the pump, and possible squishing it between the HD's and cage...just make sure to keep the 1 side's tape on so it doesn't stick ...

i'm looking for a temp + fan controller in 1. It'd look a bit cleaner for the "look" i'm going for. Guess i have like 4 extra 5 1/4's..might as well have a fan controller and a seperate temp guage.

i got a pretty good deal on all of this dangerden stuff, so i couldn't go wrong with it. about a month or more of research into finding what parts to use. Could wc the hd's and nb...but i might do that later with a different loop. Get one of those smaller res/pump combo's and just shove a single BIX...

don't have the stuff yet....should be a pretty good setup tho here is order of the loop eheim 1250 double heatercore DD RBX DD maze4 GPU cooler 5 1/4 rez and then back to pump btw....my roomate has sound deadening foam, and all it did was create weight in the case. Didn't do jack for sound. That's w...

i'm taking care of my noisy cpu cooler and gpu cooler with water. lian li pc-75 will be the case Double heater core, with 2 120mm evercool aluminium fans sucking air out the top. 1 120mm blowing up air from the very bottom, 2 80's in the front set to low just to cool the hd's. I got super silent fan...

good luck

take the ideas to machine shops around your area.....see if they are capable of such a quest.

i lookedinto it. I have tons of welding experience behind me...but it's not worth it. Could spend 80$ on a pre-built case and mod the piss out of it to make it almost perfect.

I'm pretty new to the world of silent computers...but i'm trying my best. http://www.dvhardware.net/article.php?sid=2002 for the fan controller http://xoxide.com/12alcasfan.html for the fans Looking at the voltages, i'm hoping to hook up 2 fans per channel, is this possible? I see the fans are +12v,...

i'm sure a few of you have/seen these...just wondering if there is room to fit 2x120's in the front bottom portion of the case. You'll have to accept my crappy drawings...don't have spare time to use mspaint =) O O = 80mm design normal that they have now O O = 120mm design i'm hoping to get crammed ...

also...my computer will be largely over-clocked lian li pc-75 with the radiator on top, with fan sucking air out, with a "scoop" to push the noise/air out the back. I am noticing right now that my HDD's are getting VERY warm...i'm using suspension type mounting for hd's. Not TO worried about it...ju...

we should have a water cooling section...one of the quietest ways to cool your computer very well. For example, watercooling cpu, and gpu takes about 50% of the noise from inside the case in my example. What i need is little tips and tricks to keep the 2 120's i'm going to have on the radiator from ...

Graphite : The AcoustiPac and silent drive enclosures together added about 7.5 lbs (roughly 3.5Kg) extra weight. That doesn't seem like that much, but since the standard computer weighs in around 25 lbs, (11Kg), this dampening increased the weight by a full one/third. Add that to the fact the Sonat...

thanks for the help guys i'll be running a XP-m 2600+ near 2.8 or 2.9 speeds. Along with the 9800pro flashed to xt and then oc'd. Both will be running way above normal temperatures. I was looking at a 2x120 design, but i figured a 3x120 with really quiet fans at super low speeds would be better than...

the fans would be inside the case going from top to bottom...the top of the case would be like this case fans radiator the fans would be pulling the air out, and i would have a "scoop" that would direct fan noise and air out the back. maybe i should go with something like papst I would most likely b...

watercooling setup...which would normally be pretty silent...but, here is where the fun begins. http://www.thermochill.com/he1203.php simple radiator system. I plan on putting this inside the case of a cheiftec server case above the PSU. 3 120 vantec stealth using fan controller sucking air out the ...

how much extra does that thing weigh with all the noise reduction material and silicon? lol

not a joke...i'm seriously wondering. No need to weigh it on scale...is it a bunch heavier than "stock" with everything in it.

great job btw