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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 923980" data-attributes="member: 76888">Hi&nbsp;I'm using the granida GD07.&nbsp;I have a Seasonic X-560, and it is completely silent, no whine, I've never seen the fan go on (I assume it would if things got hot enough).&nbsp;I find the case fans too loud when they spin at 1200rpm so I'm waiting on a Y splitter so I can run 2x fans off the variable speed fan header and the 3rd fan will have a resistor on the cable to make it run at 600rpm.&nbsp;My i3-2100 is just using the stock fan+heat sink, which seems very quiet at 900rpm and cools the cpu sufficently at that rpm&nbsp;My CPU sits around 38-40 with general use. Is that 55 under stress testing with full load?[DOUBLEPOST=1350456122][/DOUBLEPOST]EDIT: with regards to not the resolution getting messed up when u pass through the receiver, You could look at getting a &quot;gefen detective&quot; or &quot;dvi doctor&quot; adaptor cable.&nbsp; You have to get the version that works with HD audio.&nbsp; This will make it so the PC always thinks it is directly attached to the TV (The cable learns the EDID code from the TV, then whenever the PC asks for an EDID code, it tells it the PC code, even if your connected to the receiver first)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 923980, member: 76888"] Hi I'm using the granida GD07. I have a Seasonic X-560, and it is completely silent, no whine, I've never seen the fan go on (I assume it would if things got hot enough). I find the case fans too loud when they spin at 1200rpm so I'm waiting on a Y splitter so I can run 2x fans off the variable speed fan header and the 3rd fan will have a resistor on the cable to make it run at 600rpm. My i3-2100 is just using the stock fan+heat sink, which seems very quiet at 900rpm and cools the cpu sufficently at that rpm My CPU sits around 38-40 with general use. Is that 55 under stress testing with full load?[DOUBLEPOST=1350456122][/DOUBLEPOST]EDIT: with regards to not the resolution getting messed up when u pass through the receiver, You could look at getting a "gefen detective" or "dvi doctor" adaptor cable. You have to get the version that works with HD audio. This will make it so the PC always thinks it is directly attached to the TV (The cable learns the EDID code from the TV, then whenever the PC asks for an EDID code, it tells it the PC code, even if your connected to the receiver first) [/QUOTE]

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