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<blockquote data-quote="rockmeisster" data-source="post: 83837" data-attributes="member: 23986"><p>Hi Slyhne </p><p>Get yourself a Zahlmann Cu7000 cooler. Its effective and most of all quiet due to the included fanmate that enables you to spin down the cooler. I have it installed in my lc11m. Another advise to quiet down your htpc down is to get a passive external psu. IMHO i think that the stock PSU is rather noisy. check out the EF16 and EF28 psu's here <a href="http://www.mcubed-store.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=3" target="_blank">http://www.mcubed-store.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=3</a></p><p>A cheaper solution is to modify the stock psu, but because it generates alot of heat its easier to move out of the case. This way you also minimize the requirement for airflow in the case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rockmeisster, post: 83837, member: 23986"] Hi Slyhne Get yourself a Zahlmann Cu7000 cooler. Its effective and most of all quiet due to the included fanmate that enables you to spin down the cooler. I have it installed in my lc11m. Another advise to quiet down your htpc down is to get a passive external psu. IMHO i think that the stock PSU is rather noisy. check out the EF16 and EF28 psu's here [url]http://www.mcubed-store.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=3[/url] A cheaper solution is to modify the stock psu, but because it generates alot of heat its easier to move out of the case. This way you also minimize the requirement for airflow in the case. [/QUOTE]
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