My New Build
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My New Build
Sorry for craptastic image quality. Its all I can do with phone camera.
Basic Layout of my new system
Here's small detail from cardboard air duct, which directs some air flow from Ninja into Asus M2N-E's mosfet heatsink
My Samsung Suspended. And no its not touching the Noctua fan although it may look like that:
Yes, there's small gap between HR-03 and Ninja, but still enough ^^:
And there's brief image frim back of my computer. The black Duct is Silverstone PSU Muffler, which I found from somehwere dirt cheap.
And here's my front panel detail, with Akasa Fan Controller JR, DVD-ram and between them is filtered gap to help in CPU cooling made by cutting 3,5" cover and placing simple material to filter it.
Basic Layout of my new system
Here's small detail from cardboard air duct, which directs some air flow from Ninja into Asus M2N-E's mosfet heatsink
My Samsung Suspended. And no its not touching the Noctua fan although it may look like that:
Yes, there's small gap between HR-03 and Ninja, but still enough ^^:
And there's brief image frim back of my computer. The black Duct is Silverstone PSU Muffler, which I found from somehwere dirt cheap.
And here's my front panel detail, with Akasa Fan Controller JR, DVD-ram and between them is filtered gap to help in CPU cooling made by cutting 3,5" cover and placing simple material to filter it.
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Hmmm, I like that deflector idea for the MOSFET heatsink.
How is the hard drive suspended? The suspension is not really visible from that angle.
I'm going to shoot for silence with my next system, and you have some great components for passive/minimal active cooling. At what speeds are you running the fans? Minimum should be doable, no?
How is the hard drive suspended? The suspension is not really visible from that angle.
I'm going to shoot for silence with my next system, and you have some great components for passive/minimal active cooling. At what speeds are you running the fans? Minimum should be doable, no?
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I used broken bike innertube tied with tip ties and leather cord to tie innertube suspension to top 5,25" drive bay and super structure of SLK3000B.
The back 800 RPM noctua I use 12v as its not audiable over the rest system. the 1200 rpm Scythe S-flex on Ninja I controll it with fan controller. Usually the fan is RPM'ing between 600~800 RPM's, current around 700 RPM. During Hot days etc I will turn knob fully and use it at 12v.
The front fan is Noctua 1200 rpm model with ULNA, around 550 to 600 RPM's.
The 120mm fan in my PSU is around 900 to 950 RPM's.
The back 800 RPM noctua I use 12v as its not audiable over the rest system. the 1200 rpm Scythe S-flex on Ninja I controll it with fan controller. Usually the fan is RPM'ing between 600~800 RPM's, current around 700 RPM. During Hot days etc I will turn knob fully and use it at 12v.
The front fan is Noctua 1200 rpm model with ULNA, around 550 to 600 RPM's.
The 120mm fan in my PSU is around 900 to 950 RPM's.
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I thought that, but my SLK3000B is pretty beat up. I may have somewhere some older photo's of the chassis but the place I keep its a mess and sides have some paint damage, which leads me in another project: Painting sides and front bezel with new coats of pain, something smei-gloss / matte black.jaldridge6 wrote:Come on, you can't just throw us inside your computer without an establishing shot... we gotta see the whole case first... SHEESH!
Besides, didn't nobody taught you: Its not the outside, but the inside what counts?