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There were still some other small changes that were made to the set up to get everything right.
-I switched the cpu fan to blow away from the heat sink. When the case is closed, the cpu fan sits up to the psu fan, and I didn't want them pulling against each other.
-I swapped out the lower case fan for one that I know to be a silent fan with good airflow.
Well, there you have it. After running this machine for 3 months I can say that I have noticed no problems and that it is probably one of my favorite builds.
Hope you enjoyed reading it.
-I switched the cpu fan to blow away from the heat sink. When the case is closed, the cpu fan sits up to the psu fan, and I didn't want them pulling against each other.
-I swapped out the lower case fan for one that I know to be a silent fan with good airflow.
Well, there you have it. After running this machine for 3 months I can say that I have noticed no problems and that it is probably one of my favorite builds.
Hope you enjoyed reading it.
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Apr 9, 2008. 11:54 AMewansud
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Thanks for sharing. If you pull air thru the cpu heasink you need to partially cover up fins so the it air enters closer towards the base plate.
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Apr 9, 2008. 7:41 PMdarkone_05 (author)
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Very true. I haven't gotten around to it, but it is still running really cool. Will definitely do that though.
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