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<blockquote data-quote="edterbak" data-source="post: 324805" data-attributes="member: 69192">Maybe a Suggestion: Why don't you try a Noctua 120 mm fan. I use 2x Noctua NSF120 on on 5V and one on 12V. I cant hear them from 30cm. If I set them both at 5V, then I must almost put my ear against the fan (which is quit painful I think) in order to hear them. My Spinpoint HD makes more noise than two noctua's combined. The noctuas also come with rubber connectors instead of hard screws.. This reduces the audieble vibrations. I put a scythe mini ontop of my 2350BE. Didnt put a fan on the side of the cpu cooler, just the two case fans do the trick in my Antec Fusion. A little airflow will also do the ASUS card good I think..&nbsp; Regarding the Sound through ATI-card. I found that there are 2 DVI-HDMI dongles available. 2xxx series and 3xxx/4xxx. First I had the 2xxx series dongle. Didnt hear any sound. I bought a new one from a saphire 3xxx series, and now..&nbsp; Sound! Also the Realtek drivers were needed in my case, not the ATI ones. I found them to buggy/unstable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="edterbak, post: 324805, member: 69192"] Maybe a Suggestion: Why don't you try a Noctua 120 mm fan. I use 2x Noctua NSF120 on on 5V and one on 12V. I cant hear them from 30cm. If I set them both at 5V, then I must almost put my ear against the fan (which is quit painful I think) in order to hear them. My Spinpoint HD makes more noise than two noctua's combined. The noctuas also come with rubber connectors instead of hard screws.. This reduces the audieble vibrations. I put a scythe mini ontop of my 2350BE. Didnt put a fan on the side of the cpu cooler, just the two case fans do the trick in my Antec Fusion. A little airflow will also do the ASUS card good I think.. Regarding the Sound through ATI-card. I found that there are 2 DVI-HDMI dongles available. 2xxx series and 3xxx/4xxx. First I had the 2xxx series dongle. Didnt hear any sound. I bought a new one from a saphire 3xxx series, and now.. Sound! Also the Realtek drivers were needed in my case, not the ATI ones. I found them to buggy/unstable. [/QUOTE]

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