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    [Review] 140mm fans for use on radiators roundup

    That's why the fan by Aquatuning's brand Phobya came in second to last. I'm no Aquatuning employee, never was and probably never will be. I'm not getting paid by Aquatuning, never was and probably never will be. No Aquatuning employee ever contacted me about the results of this _objective_...
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    [Review] 140mm fans for use on radiators roundup

    I used the Phobya G-Changer 140 (Link: http://www.aquatuning.us/product_info.php/info/p9273_Phobya-G-Changer-140.html - sorry, no manufacturer-link available), which is 60mm thick, and, as far as I know, optimized for low-rpm fans.
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    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 10/25/2010

    Well, not Bitspower, but Feser - these 11/8mm screw-ons are identical to the Bitspower 11/8. Might be...but I used the same fittings in another build before and had no issues.
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    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 10/25/2010

    Done - again :P Thanks.
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    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 10/25/2010

    Done ;). Also, expect some updates here in the next few days.
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    [Review] 140mm fans for use on radiators roundup

    Hey, some time ago I was wondering, why you always read reviews about radiators but never about what drives them: the fans on it. This is why I created this review which should help me found out if fans have a significant amount of influence on the cooling performance of a radiator and if it...
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    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 10/25/2010

    Update 3 - 11/16/2010 All right, it's been some time, but here's an update for the last few weeks. I spent most of that time with my PSU. Especially the sleeving was a tough job, but after all, it was worth it. After getting that done, I wired the fan...somehow...and tried the PSU out...
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    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 10/25/2010

    Day 2 - 11/01/2010 Aaaaand it continues. Day two was heavily affected by two deliveries by Aquatuning and MDPC-X. In the MDPC-X-letter, there was quite a lot of sleeve, the box by Aquatuning contained the following: For starters, I took a look at the motherboard. The standard heatpipe had...
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    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 10/25/2010

    Those red spots in the picture are...well, not sure how to put it, but they're little pieces floating in it that clogged up my loop and, as I can see now, also stained my tubing.
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    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 10/25/2010

    [Project] Cake's YAA05 - 11/16/2010 Hello and welcome to my first worklog! I've been fumbling around on my old system for quite some time, but I finally decided to let a few more people have a look at this project. As one can see, I'm starting pretty much in the middle of the whole...
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