- Lian Li 6070, rear grill has been removed and replaced with a wire frame (cooler master style). Case fans have rubber washers placed between the fan and case. HD cage has dynamat between it and the rest of the case. -Northbridge is passively cooled. Hello operandi. Can i see some pictures of what...

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Insolence wrote:But I lower their voltage with my fan controller right now... and they just shut off.

Should they be working?

They should. My Papst and ADDA fans do that.

That website said: Notes: (1) To reduce the noise level from this fan, please add a 12-to-7 volt adapter

You've tried that?

Maybe Asus have fixed the problem with their calibration. Their boards mostly reports CPU temps 10C too low.

You can buy a Lian-Li like this: http://www.microplex.no/rubweb/varer.asp?ARTNR=MF30G

It's called MF20G and MF30G.

Here is a picture of it in use:



It will lower your HD's. Don't know about the noise with that hard disk case though.

Thanks for the tip. Gonna buy rubber sticks if i'm gonna go for it. Maybe i just buy a fanadapter to try it out. I can always sell the adapter and the 120mm fan to someone if it don't work. I guess the airflow would not be as good with the 80 -> 120 adapter, as Morpheusman says. I wish i could buy s...

I've got the Coolermaster Aerogate 1 with a 92mm Papst and two 80mm ADDA fans. They work great. None of the fans have a sensor wire!

Jega - Wisperplane.

The Papst 8412N2GL, 33m³/hour, 12 dB(A) is a good choice. It's not close to 12 dB, but it pushes some air. Why don't you buy a fan controller so you can control the speed and find the right place between noise and good cooling?

*Bump*


To make it easy. Have anyone tried a fanadapter made out of plastic?

Will it make a lot of resonance/noise with a 120mm fan on top of it?

The fanadapter looks like this:

Never heard of them. What does: "Bearing System: Mid SPEED-BALL BEARING" mean?


- Edit. Oh. Forget it. Ball bearing.

Ok. Thanks for the info burcakb. I'm learning! I guess Mist got those fans coustom made by Noiseblocker. I'm gonna replace my old ADDA fans that came with my Lian-Li PC6070A (The two in front), and i just need a little bit of airflow over the hardisks. I think the Nexus is just the right fans for th...

Tibors wrote:The Nexus is cheaper (I think, 'cause my norse isn't that great.) and quieter. http://www.mamoz.no/produkt/92MM/Nexus_ ... ilent.html

Yes it is! I didn't know you could buy Nexus in Norway. Thanks!!!

Asus mobo's always show almost 10 celcius lower temp on the CPU than it actually is.

http://www.bleedinedge.com/reviews/abit ... ps_01.html

They look like the Noiseblocker's to me. Fairly popular on your side of the pond, but my only first hand experience with them was disappointing. I think you are absolutely right about that! I did a quick google image seek, and even the package of the Mist fan looks like the Noiseblocker one. Guess ...

Brian Eno - Ambient 1: Music For Airports (part 1).

Some new fans have been released by a company called Mist. This is a company making quality silent products and are well known in Scandinavia. They customize heatsinks and PSU's and they have now released some fan's. What i want to know is what company do you think have made these new Fans? Here is ...

I've got the Swiftech MCX478V with a 92mm Papst 3412NGM, 72m³/time, 28 dB(A) Cooling a P4 Northwood 3.0 Ghz @ 3.6 Ghz at a Abit IC7-G mobo. I'm kind of happy with this. ...But I want to improve my system. What i was thinking about was buying a fan-adapter like this: http://www.microplex.no/rubweb/va...