Summary: I was wondering what the correct way is to set up case fans. At the minute i have 1 fan in the pci slot below my GeForce 4. One sucking air out at th...
Summary: Do case fans really make a difference? Will they lower the temperature of my cpu and motherboard? If so what type of case fans are the most quite [pc...
Summary: A lot depends on what heatsink it is and what your case cooling is like. For the most part heatsinks are designed to have the fan blow down on the ...
Summary: Hey i have 2 120 mm case fans 1 is outake 1 is intakeing alogn with the 2 fan ps which seems to be outaking now i was wondering is it this a good setu...
Summary: kerodude3058 if you think like that I hope you never build expensinve high spec PC as you can say goodbye to it, cooling is very important and air flo...
Summary: Bao, Your case is a good example of one you can't get air into. Even with 4 fans in the front, the air has to enter a small slot at the bottom and th...
Summary: My GPU fan on my ATI X1300 Video Card makes a TON of noise. If I remove it, the noise is not there. Is it possible that I could use the case fan and p...
Summary: I don't know about heatsink but the noise from the case fans doesn't come from the fan, but comes from the air holes blocking airflow. Infact, there a...
Summary: Hi all, This is my first time building my own system, hense the question. I have bought a 4-pin case fan to bring extra air into my case, this obvious...
Summary: Hello, I am ready to install my second case fan, however, my motherboard only has one "sys fan" connector. My original case fan has 3 wires and the ...
Summary: Hi, I just rebuilt this machine a couple weeks ago, and the machine runs very hot. There is a place to mount a case fan in the front, but not in the b...
Summary: Damn good temps for having no case fans...does your power supply have dual fans? Depending on your case, you should have one 80mm fan in the lower/fro...
Summary: i was wondering if anybody has seen or done or read about putting two 80mm case fans on top of each other to create a boost effect or double action fa...
Summary: the front case fan is usually low to pull cool air in.Back fans are usually placed high to remove hot (rising) air. depending upon your system a PSU f...
Summary: All case fans come with a dba rating, the lower the dba the less noise, you probably got a bunch of ones rated at 30-38, replacing the with 23-26 wil...
Summary: I was always against the adapters too until a guy asked me to quiet his machine for the price of a burger and I put one of his case fans onto a $2 60>...
Summary: Heloo guys... I just checked my cpu temp is now @ 57C cuz today was 78F outside. I have two side panel case fans and i can feel that they're blowing ...
Summary: My experience with having a fan blowing on the heatsink fan shows a speed increase of about 500rpm on a 60mm fan and ~200rpm on an 80mm fan. This is...
Summary: At home i've found an old PSU and i've decided to take the fan in it and utilize it as a case fan in my computer cause i don't have one. The fan is 1...
Summary: I have a simple question to all of us that we use extra case fans on the case for better temperatures!!!! Why don't we just leave the case door opened...
Summary: ok, first, get rid of the fan on the bottom of the case. every case has an air "flow", front to back, with that thing on the bottom it disrupts the ai...
Summary: I have a motherboard (Dell) that has a different type of connector for the case fan (non-TX-3). I have a celeron chip w/intel fan that has a three wir...
Summary: Hi. I know the rule for case fans is. Sides and Front blow air IN. and Back and Top blow air OUT But I have this one fan on the top left side of my...
Summary: Hi, I find my stock intel fan cooler way too noisy and want to get a quieter one. Since I already paid for this one even though I shouldn't have, I d...
Summary: ok heres my problem. my case has 7 case fans all of equal cfm. theres 2 front intakes, 2 side intakes. theres one exhaust at the top and two more at t...
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