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simple set uo for me
stock amd hsf for cpu stock cooler on ti4200 1X 90mm coolermaster silent OUT 1X 90mm coolermaster High speed variable (0-5500RPM) OUT 3X 90mm coolermaster silent IN
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1x120 antec rear 1x120 thermaltake side 1x120 thermaltake cpu 1x200 antec top 2x80 no name vid card 2x60 no name mem cooling 1x120 fsp psu fan |
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I live in a dungeon so temps aren't really an issue with me but...
I use a Zalmann CNPS7000B-AlCu LED HSF to cool my AMD64 Mobile 3200+ Clawhammer A Vantec IceBerQ Copper cooler to keep my chipset cool Memory is cooled by stock Mushkin Black Heatspreaders as well as Vantec IceBerQ Cooper Memory Heatspreaders Video Card is cooled by a KINGWIN KWVC-3 Ball Super Heat Pipe VGA Cooler Case is cooled by a stock pair of ENERMAX UC-8TCFS/B 80mm Case Fans Everything was precleaned with Arctic Silver ACN-60ML (2-PC-SET) Thermal material Remover & Surface Purifier and a fresh application of Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound was used. 
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Look for the kinds of fans you buy, graphics cards may have to have their fans/heatsinks replaced because it may be loud but if thats not an issue for you then dont worry about it,The case usually helps also, ultra cases are usually cool looking and stay cool. If you can watch out for all of that your set. my rig is loud but since I wear a noise canceling headset I dont care.
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CASE: 2x80mm front intake, 2x80mm rear exhaust, cool air running via tubing from an airconditioner to 1x80mm top intake, 1x120mm side intake & using aerogate 3 fan controller ON BOARD: CM hyper-6 w/1x80mm, swiftech MCX159-R w/1x40mm, 1x60mm (from stock X800 pro cooler) suspended ~4-4.5cm above mem (thinking of repositioning), Accelero X2 for x1950 pro psu is OCZ powerstream which has its own 2x80mm exhausts |
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Mar 11, 2007, 06:15 AM
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primary rig: watercooling:
black ice pro 2 with 4x 120mm 90cfm fans blackice pro 3 with 3 x 90cfm 120's hydor l35 single 5.25 drive bay resevoir 3/8" tubing maze4 gpu and monster bga copper ramsinks on the X1800XT maze4 cpu on the 4000 sandy 6 80mm fans for rest of rig secondary rig: watercooling +air: modified kinqwin watercooler 80mm radiator with dual 53cfm 80mm fans 90mm radiator with single 75cfm 80mm fan 1/4" tubing hydor l25 pump no resevoir lol kingwin original cpu block (square not round) on AXP mobile 2600+ Kingwin dual heatpipe gpu cooler on 9800pro 256mb modded to XT 4x 80mm system fans |
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Mar 11, 2007, 06:20 AM
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Customised air. I'm not complaining, my latest creation keeps my 1950Pro to a cool 29-30c idle
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Zalman 92mm front
Acoustifan 120mm rear 2x80mm in Psu (only 1 runs under normal load) Akasa Evo 33 on CPU Stock 8800 Cooler Whiny motherboard fan England |
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I simply have the oem Intel HSF on my 915D clocked at 3.6, 2 120mm fans, 1 intake, 1 exhaust, I will be adding a single pci slot fan under my video card to help draw the heat off that.
The keys to remember in air cooling is that while airflow is good its exactly that its "airflow"... A lot of people screw that up and just create massive amounts of turbulence without actually moving much air all the way through the case. PS- my mobo runs about 28c, proc 30-31c idle no more than 48c load, hard drives stay around 29c.
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Well I just modded my Tt Xaser Daimler V6000+ with 2 Sythe Kaza 120mm 3000rpm in the bottem.
Put the Scythe SY1225SL12H 120mm Case Fan on the Ninja Rev B, works the best of all my other 120mm fans. Got 1 AeroCool Turbine 3000 in back where the Tt 92mm exhaust was. Got 1 AeroCool Turbine 3000 in the top inside next to the FPS, under the Tt 80mm topcase hole, to blow cool air down the face of the AI7. Put the Tt 92mm back on the Bliss, and have the 80mmTt SmartFan2 sitting on thr tail of the Bliss to blow onto the 4 Dimms!. Still got a couple of 120mm's I might try to do something with  P.S. Dont yell 'bout the wires, I had to put the HardCano9 back in to slow the 3k rpm Kazas Gonna get some of those wire volt drop links soon!!! 
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revin: how do those turbine fans do? do they work better than your typical store bought fan?
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Does any body know how old is this thread? How do you find these things. Do you actually be flipping through 50 pages to see this?
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They do move good air "freely" though. I like the new Kaza's, but i shoulda got the 2000 series, since I have them volted all the way down, and there running........2k ! I had the Turbine on the Ninja first, then tried the Kaza, but after seeing that even with no fan my idle temps didnt raise for the 10 min. that I had them off it!! thats why I got the "12H", it has a great balance of force with lack of noise.
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Zerotherm Nirvana 120 hsf, 2 Yate loon 120mm fans (intake/exhaust), AC Accelero S2, side vent on case.
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here's an expensive but clean and effective way to cool your computer...
it's a q6600 cooled by a d-tek fusion and a thermochill PA120.2 and 2 8800gtx's with danger den gtx blocks cooled by a thermochill PA120.3 it has 2 separate loops. one for cpu and one for GPU's. each loop uses a laing D5 pump(swiftech mcp655) temps are in the second pic. |
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@revin: Interesting i have to look into that. I'm working on a custom cooling solution for my gfx cards and i saw that and though that it would be the perfect fan for my "turbocharged" air cooling system.
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DANG REVIN, talk about extreme cooling :P
i like to keep it "clean"  cable management does improve cooling too =] |
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AC Freezer 64 pro, one 80mm exhaust, one 80mm intake, stock passive vga cooling but with an AZENX pci slot fan right under it. CPU is about 50c load on coretemp with 1.4v, and the video card is around 65c load accoring to ATITOOL.
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HSF= Zalman 9700 idle temps 34-34-28-28 load 40-44 ish (Then again its brand new TIM not even 48 hours old.) The hsf sucks cool air from the top vents on the case and blows it down towards the NB chipset.
NB chipset cooling stock <-plan on getting a thermaltake for this later on. hardrives cooled by a 200mm vr fan Hdd's around 28-30c Stock cooling on the gfx card. (check my sig for my the CMS) ide 45 load 47-49 1x 120mm vr controlled fan blowing down on the ram. it keeps the ram cool to the touch. 1x120mm rear cooling exhaust fan. 1 pci slot cooler.
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Since i got a lappy mine is very tecnical i just have the back elevated with a couple of books to allow air flow underneath. Required when playing long gaming sessions i do have a cooler pad but mines to loud.
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120mm psu exhaust. 120mm case exhaust. 90mm hdd cooler. 90mm ram cooler. And my baby, a Zerotherm Nirvana NV120 cooling my quad.
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OMG I FORGOT TO MENTION MY PSU FAN IT'S 120MM
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awww . . . what the hell:
CPU: Zalman 9500 + lapped CPU motherboard: stock NSB heatsink + 40mm fan and stock SSB heatsink + 40mm fan GPUs: stock full copper fansinks and heat spreaders case: 4 Evercool 120mm fans (2 front, 1 rear, 1 top); 4 Aerocool 140mm fans on the side panel; fabricated duct housing 2 Evercool 60mm fans at the front. HDDs: 2 IDE HDDs cooled by one front 120mm case fan; SATA HDD cooled by Antec 5.25" bay HDD cooler Quote:
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I got an evercool 80mm intake, doesn't move much air, but it as free, and better than my Vantec Tornado that everyone in my family hates now that it's not behind my closed doors and out in the open in the living room in dad's comp
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