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<blockquote data-quote="Callifo" data-source="post: 20397" data-attributes="member: 10544">I did have a peek at the fan after pulling the psu apart but it seems ok. Even if I unplug all the fans I can only hear the psu fan if I put my ear right up to it. It flows less air than my cpu fan. It would be pretty easy to replace if you wanted to though.Its connected via a plug so just cut the plug off both fans and solder the one off the psu onto the new fan. It uses a 15mm thick fan if I remember correctly.Wow you fit a 92mm fan on your silent boost? As you can see in my picture above the 80mm sits against the psu with no gap at all.I also managed to grap a pci slot cooler from an Antec Aria which is very low speed. Barely moves any air but the air it does move is very warm. The tv cards are always warm to touch and it dropped the video card temp 10C. Got absolutely no pci slots left now.nova-t | wireless 11g | nova-t | pci slot cooler | 150mce</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Callifo, post: 20397, member: 10544"] I did have a peek at the fan after pulling the psu apart but it seems ok. Even if I unplug all the fans I can only hear the psu fan if I put my ear right up to it. It flows less air than my cpu fan. It would be pretty easy to replace if you wanted to though. Its connected via a plug so just cut the plug off both fans and solder the one off the psu onto the new fan. It uses a 15mm thick fan if I remember correctly. Wow you fit a 92mm fan on your silent boost? As you can see in my picture above the 80mm sits against the psu with no gap at all. I also managed to grap a pci slot cooler from an Antec Aria which is very low speed. Barely moves any air but the air it does move is very warm. The tv cards are always warm to touch and it dropped the video card temp 10C. Got absolutely no pci slots left now. nova-t | wireless 11g | nova-t | pci slot cooler | 150mce [/QUOTE]

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