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<blockquote data-quote="SwingSultan" data-source="post: 239163" data-attributes="member: 53218"><p>servus,</p><p></p><p>if you can change the cpu fan i would recommend a noctua fan. the nf-p12 also comes with an adaptor which allows the combination with a pwm fan control. and you can also put a 7 or 5v adaptor between the pwmadaptor and the fan.</p><p></p><p>if your motherboard has a proper fan adjustment then use it. cool n quiet also works great and really helps reducing heat and therefore noise.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SwingSultan, post: 239163, member: 53218"] servus, if you can change the cpu fan i would recommend a noctua fan. the nf-p12 also comes with an adaptor which allows the combination with a pwm fan control. and you can also put a 7 or 5v adaptor between the pwmadaptor and the fan. if your motherboard has a proper fan adjustment then use it. cool n quiet also works great and really helps reducing heat and therefore noise. [/QUOTE]
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