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<blockquote data-quote="magao" data-source="post: 364981" data-attributes="member: 86026"><p>I found that even with the case fans on the lowest setting, they were a bit loud in the Micro Fusion 350.</p><p></p><p>I did a 5V mod - took a molex to 2-molex adaptor, removed the red (5V) wire, moved the yellow (12V) wire on the single molex to the 5V position, then plugged the two case fans into the modified adaptor (leaving the fans on the highest setting).</p><p></p><p>The case fans are now very quiet but are still exhausting plenty of air (my CPU - E7300 - is sitting around 12C above ambient).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="magao, post: 364981, member: 86026"] I found that even with the case fans on the lowest setting, they were a bit loud in the Micro Fusion 350. I did a 5V mod - took a molex to 2-molex adaptor, removed the red (5V) wire, moved the yellow (12V) wire on the single molex to the 5V position, then plugged the two case fans into the modified adaptor (leaving the fans on the highest setting). The case fans are now very quiet but are still exhausting plenty of air (my CPU - E7300 - is sitting around 12C above ambient). [/QUOTE]
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