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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 924183" data-attributes="member: 76888">The antec fusion is a noisy case, but I think If u run the stock fans around 600rpm it should be quiet enough while still proving enough airflow. Actually 2x stock fans @ 600rpm will be quieter than one fan at 1200rpm and probably have the same airflow if not more.&nbsp;<a href="http://dx.com/p/12w-variable-speed-controller-for-pc-cooling-fans-21320" target="_blank">http://dx.com/p/12w-variable-speed-controller-for-pc-cooling-fans-21320</a><a href="http://dx.com/p/3-pin-pc-cooling-fan-speed-noise-reduction-cable-5-piece-set-35818" target="_blank">http://dx.com/p/3-pin-pc-cooling-fan-speed-noise-reduction-cable-5-piece-set-35818</a>&nbsp;For filters you should google &quot;demciflex&quot;, they are magnetic filters that attach to outside of case so easy to clean.&nbsp; You would run intake fans rather than exhaust fans to have a postive pressure case to eliminate dust.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 924183, member: 76888"] The antec fusion is a noisy case, but I think If u run the stock fans around 600rpm it should be quiet enough while still proving enough airflow. Actually 2x stock fans @ 600rpm will be quieter than one fan at 1200rpm and probably have the same airflow if not more. [url]http://dx.com/p/12w-variable-speed-controller-for-pc-cooling-fans-21320[/url] [url]http://dx.com/p/3-pin-pc-cooling-fan-speed-noise-reduction-cable-5-piece-set-35818[/url] For filters you should google "demciflex", they are magnetic filters that attach to outside of case so easy to clean. You would run intake fans rather than exhaust fans to have a postive pressure case to eliminate dust. [/QUOTE]

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