Anyone know of a HTPC case with dual 120mm exhaust fans? (1 Viewer)

coopers

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They just the stock fans, or did you get something special?

I take it there is a jumper to run them at a lower voltage?
 

Muldini

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    I only quickly checked this (im using a german guide) but its basically the same.
    It's really easy and you reduce them by nearly 50% (21db -> nothing, 2000 rpms -> 1000 in the Silverstone cases). (rough guesses)

    http://www.overclockers.com/tips766/

    Or as i said if you want to spend some money check this -> http://www.zalman.co.kr/eng/product/view.asp?idx=70&code=017

    Its quite cheap aswell :)

    /edit Forgot to mention that some mainboards ofc support software control of fan speed, but i think not all do ?!?

    Regards, Muldini
     

    coopers

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    I think the zalman product probably is better. :)

    Wierd that it's inside the case, where you can't get to it.

    I haven't decided on a system yet, I will probably go for a mobo with PWM fan control anyway, so I can then decide if I need a zalman fan thingo.

    thanks!
     

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